u/Dismal_Strength582

Started New Job at Feedlot

I just started a new Job at a feedlot today and it's unlike anything I've ever done. Full industrial scale operation, 10,000 head of cattle, 60 pens, and a few thousand acres. I've done farm work before but nothing as professional as this. Anyways the first day didn't go as I expected. Started off with simple cleaning jobs and after a few hours they had me picking up garbage in a couple pens. The first mishap was then. Now I was working all alone the entire time and didn't know the lay of the land at all so I asked around a bit. Because of a miscommunication I ended up cleaning the wrong pens, when Boss wanted me to clean 4 different ones. This wasn't a big deal and I quickly did those pens he wanted. After that he sent me to patch fences and pickup any fallen boards. I did a quick passover of the place in about an hour and asked another worker if I should grab and cut some lumber to fill the gaps, I also asked if I should re nail every board that's not doing very well. Both these coworkers told me that what I did was good and that nailing all those boards was more of a rainy day task and we'd get to it another time. I then asked what I should do and they told me to call the Boss. I called him and he said to come in for coffee, in the middle of break he called me to come look at the fence and then got really mad at the work I did. He said if you're gonna do something do it effing right the first time. I was mostly unfazed and said I would get right to it. Worked for another hour then went home. An older coworker there said I did good work and the place looked much better than before, but my boss seemed disappointed. Anyways I don't know what to make of all this as when I got hired I explicitly stated I have little to no experience in agriculture and have just done a couple of years of landscaping and carpentry. It almost feels like he expected me to be like one of his main cowboys.

TLDR: Boss disappointed in me first day, coworkers seem to think I did fine. I'm a bit bummed at what the boss said to me as I thought I did good.

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u/Dismal_Strength582 — 3 days ago
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How Does Everyone Play the Game?

As the title says I'm wondering how different people have fun. Most of the time when I try to play I get overwhelmed with the sheer amount of things you can do and then end up just doing a few random tasks but I can never play for too long before I get bored. Sometimes I come up with a project that takes a while, but then I run into inventory problems and all the stuff I'm hoarding makes it harder to get what I actually need to accomplish the project. The past few times I've played I just send my ships out on some missions, do a mission of my own, and maybe explore 2 or 3 planets. I am also returning to the game after a 7 month break so I kind of forgot what I used to do to make the game so fun. I'm thinking of doing a complete inventory wipe and selling everything, it'll get me to around 25 million credits. If anyone has any suggestions let me know, sorry for a bit of a rant.

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u/Dismal_Strength582 — 11 days ago

Old Xbox 1 Stopped Working on New 5G Wifi

My Old Xbox 1 that I've been using for years has worked completely fine up until now. A little lag here and there, longer loading times but nothing terrible. But a couple of weeks ago I got Telus to upgrade my wifi from 2.something G to the new 5G and since then the Xbox has been unusable, takes 10 minutes of loading to sign in, another 10 to launch a game. And the download speed when I tried installing an app sits around 10mbps. Tried plugging it into Ethernet and it runs a little better, but still really bad.

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u/Dismal_Strength582 — 11 days ago