Inspired by Celisse - Tell us about free stuff you get (or take) from work.
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little_p said, (708 days ago)
little baggies of horse treats, horse shampoo and conditioner, leather cleaner, horse supplements (sample sizes), little baggies of shredded rubber (arena footing samples), rescued animals that need homes (the vets run across plenty)
Naturelle Rivera said, (708 days ago)
We get free stuff every so often but usually it's just LOADS OF FOOD. At least once a month Shake Shack will send us like 50 burgers or 100 little custard cups or something. Naked Pizza also likes to send over 9 or 10 pizzas at random. The restaurants on the beach all like to compete for our business and they especially go crazy around launch time cos they want us to pick them to cater our launch days.
PIZZAAAAAAAA.
Shake Shack with the burgers has been crazy though! They've sent us over like three boxes of burgers twice in the past month! HOW ARE WE SUPPOSED TO SELL STUFF WHEN WE ARE STUFFED FULL OF CHEESE BURGERS?
om nom nom said, (708 days ago)
you're just trying to make us jelz bc you get all the drugs you want!
WordNerd said, (708 days ago)
office supplies and swag from trade shows (umbrellas, jackets, candy, etc.) nothing really exciting.
JasAsian v2.0 said, (708 days ago)
@kirsty Kristy, do you work in a nursing home or an assisted living center? If you do, bless you're heart, cuz that's a job I probably couldn't handle. I just want to fix sick/hurt people...not TAKE CARE of them. Good on you.
I get lots of free pens, lots of cookies and food around Christmas. For Nurses Week we got shoulder bags and Chocolate bars. I scored a pretty good coffee mug the other day.
MykeCroft said, (708 days ago)
I got a r00ling pocket protector, but liberating swag from a federal agency is frowned upon.
Jay Def said, (708 days ago)
There really isn't anything terribly exciting to take from my work. Maybe some office supplies, but that's about it.
kirsty said, (707 days ago)
i'm a carer, yeah, but more specifically a 'home carer'; my shifts consist of various visits in different houses to do whatever needs done! and I LOVE IT. my mum's advice was to go be a carer and see if i could handle that before i decided i wanted to be a nurse, and sure enough i could and can't WAIT to be a nurse now!
sparky said, (695 days ago)
I'm not sure I appreciate other people just giving away my passive-aggressiveness like that, bizzy.
umm... pink hand sanitiser and non-latex gloves. not too glamorous, although the old people i look after have often been lovely in giving us all birthday cakes, easter eggs, christmas presents and so on! so kind!