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There's the "Scrapbook of Fail", the "Medallion of Fail", the "Gitar of Fail", the "Jail of Fail", and now the "Life of Fail"?
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There's the "Scrapbook of Fail", the "Medallion of Fail", the "Gitar of Fail", the "Jail of Fail", and now the "Life of Fail"?
I dated a girl in high school who loved quilting. She was smart af.Lmao quilting my ass, Chris would never have the energy to do that shit. Can you imagine that lazy faggot even attempting a cathedral window quilt?
Also on the general quilt tangent why is it that all the smartest, as in genius level IQ chicks I ever knew, they were all into quilting?
Whether it is quilting or not, I get the impression that any kind of workload expected of Chris by the Amish would be far too strenuous.I dated a girl in high school who loved quilting. She was smart af.
IDK I just listed quilting because that's something Amish women do.
Given Chris' mental aptitude, they may just give him minor stuff like churning butter all day or stocking shelves in some touristy gift shop. In exchange, he gets paid minimum wage and only can live in a shitty motel room off the interstate an hour away.Whether it is quilting or not, I get the impression that any kind of workload expected of Chris by the Amish would be far too strenuous.
Given Chris' mental aptitude, they may just give him minor stuff like churning butter all day or stocking shelves in some touristy gift shop.
Chris can sort glass.
You've said this a few times but I'm not sure exactly what you mean.
There's one of those people that work at a local grocery store. Giant, hunched over slow in the mind looking dude, who will occasionally just glare/stare at people. I've seen him getting yelled at by management but years later, he's still working there.I know people who are far, FAR worse off than Chris, at least mentally, but who are far, FAR better people than he is. People who maintain full time jobs, despite their handicaps, earning more than twice what Chris gets in his tugboat even at minimum wage.
it seems that a stable enviroment is best for Chris. Not even the looney bin would be necesary, just a stable enviroment.There's one of those people that work at a local grocery store. Giant, hunched over slow in the mind looking dude, who will occasionally just glare/stare at people. I've seen him getting yelled at by management but years later, he's still working there.
That glass recycling commercial we all know and love would probably be a good fit for Chris. Those blue collar industries have a lot of yelling and immediate correction, and the women are for the most part, are large and yell too. Chris wouldn't like it, but he's acclimated to jail quicker than most people thought.
Knowing Chris he'd somehow manage to choke to death on glass shards thinking its rock candy.I mean this:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=CSiz6kbIZkw
I know people who are far, FAR worse off than Chris, at least mentally, but who are far, FAR better people than he is. People who maintain full time jobs, despite their handicaps, earning more than twice what Chris gets in his tugboat even at minimum wage.
That is weirdly cool. I now want to get a job developing software for those. Thank you.You've said this a few times but I'm not sure exactly what you mean. Do you mean like at a recycling center? These days they have optical sorting machines to separate clear glass from the various colors.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=fp_vfaGP5TI:126
It seems to have some issues separating blue and green glass, i wonder why? Its not like the wavelengths overlap on the spectrum.That is weirdly cool. I now want to get a job developing software for those. Thank you.
Thank you for suggesting an algorithm for me to work on too convince them to employ me!It seems to have some issues separating blue and green glass, i wonder why? Its not like the wavelengths overlap on the spectrum.
Chris (along with his parents) is responsible for Chris. Not us, not the internet, not the Greene County school system. He shouldn’t be on the internet unsupervised and never should have been, but we’re not responsible for how he turned out."I am here, and ya'll are there" was so innocent. and we fucked him up.
There's one of those people that work at a local grocery store. Giant, hunched over slow in the mind looking dude, who will occasionally just glare/stare at people. I've seen him getting yelled at by management but years later, he's still working there.
That glass recycling commercial we all know and love would probably be a good fit for Chris. Those blue collar industries have a lot of yelling and immediate correction, and the women are for the most part, are large and yell too. Chris wouldn't like it, but he's acclimated to jail quicker than most people thought.
and we fucked him up.
Anywhere he'd work would be in some kind of sheltered tard workshop setting, and these are often allowed to pay less than minimum wage.Any real world job Chris could do is not worth the minimum wage enforced upon his employer, who only loses money by hiring Chris.
Anywhere he'd work would be in some kind of sheltered tard workshop setting,
He's legally disabled, has been since almost childhood, and was fired by Wendy's for being so weird and annoying he was creeping out customers and making children cry. If you're on SSI and have been basically for life, this is the kind of job you get.Chris lost his job at Wendy's not because he couldn't do it, but because he didn't do it.