u/Resident_Print3771

If a TSO applicant gets a job offer, is salary negotiable? Or is the amount set in stone?

I'm supposed to try to spend 14 hours before my physical "noise free." All righty then. Wish me luck.

I'm guessing it's normal to be contacted about scheduling a physical, then responding, then waiting forever for them to get back to me?

Well, it seems like it's been forever. Maybe a week ago or a little longer.

I said nobody has any liens on my property. Now I remember that a loan company has a lien on my car. I totally forgot. It was a simple, stupid oversight on my part. Are they gonna think I lied?

Took the test and passed in March or April. Got a call today (July 1) and I have a virtual interview set for the upcoming week.

I know I'm still way early in the process, but if someone could give me an idea of what to expect - and help calm my nerves - it'd be much appreciated. Thanks. (Google already gave me an idea of what to expect, but I'd like to learn from someone who's been there.)

To me, the worst part of divorce is knowing this woman that once thought I hung the moon no longer wants me.

I think back to our first date and how we hit it off just like that. We had so much in common. We were inseparable.

And now this.

It's just so hard to cope with.

My wife says she wants a divorce. Okay. But we have three dogs. Her attitude so far is "oh well." On the other hand, I'm worried. I won't likely be able to take any of them if we split (most apartments don't allow dogs) , and I don't want to give them back to the shelter. It'd break my heart. Why do these things have to happen???