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on 08.19.2011
Every gamer has had to deal with Gamestop at one point or another in their lives, and I think without hyperbole I can say that the experience is about as million times as devastating as coping with a loved one dying of cancer.
I have my fair share of Gamestop stories to tell, but this article isnt going to be your average hate letter towards the dregs of the retail industry, oh no. I am going to explain to you why Gamestop employees are jerks; not because they provide shoddy service, but for different reasons entirely, ones that you may not even be able to imagine.
As a former employee of Gamestop, I would know better than anyone, because I was one of those jerks.
My work ethic as a youngster was anything but exemplary, and I can reasonably say that you would be hard pressed to find an employee as loathsome and useless as me. As I got older, I guess nothing really changed; I simply became cleverer, found more ways to hide my incompetence from present and future employers.
At no place did I fail harder as a competent employee, no, human being, than at Gamestop however. Sure, there were my Sears days where I would spend an hour in the bathroom playing games on my cell phone. There were the days at a taco joint (which shall remain nameless) where I got high on nearly every single shift and probably cost the company thousands in lost food sales. (ALL OF THE FOOD GOED INTO MAH BELLY) And there is my current job, where I spend my day hanging out in the Destructoid chat, watching DOTA tournaments, and sometimes, forgetting to breath due to severe apathy and complacency.
But, friends, none of it could compare to Gamestop. Nothing could even come close.
I was the douche behind the counter telling you not to buy an Xbox because it was totally gay. I was they guy refusing refunds to young children. (store policy bitch, it aint my fault!) I was the guy who would swear and say awkward things in front of customers. I was everything that was wrong with retail game stores, and if I were to ever meet my old self in a dark alley, I would break his legs and force him to sit through a longplay of Halo 2.
My co-workers only tolerated me because I was a goofball, because I could make them laugh. My assistant manager, who looked exactly like Mr. Slate and who quickly rose through the ranks to manager before eventually stressing himself out to the point of going postal, viewed me as the greatest bane of his existence - and I was. There was a time when Nightmare of Druaga, some shitty game nobody cared about dropped in price to like, ten dollars. Of course I wanted in on the action because of my compulsive collector/hoarding tendencies, but by the time I went to buy it, the copy I had reserved was gone.
My boss and my co-worker, who strangely enough, has decided to remain best friends with me for the last eight years or so much to his detriment, were not shocked to see me storm into the place in a rage, demanding they reveal what happen to my copy of Nightmare.
Who did it, huh? WHO THE FUCK IS RESPONSIBLE?
My manager rolled his eyes at me, an exercise he had become so accustomed to doing that his eye sockets had slowly been grinded down to make the process more comfortable, revealed what had happened; he had purchased it himself, kind of as a weird joke, a slight against me. No doubt, revenge for me slowly ruining his life, and very well deserved indeed.
I didnt take that lightly.
You have until dawn to return my copy of Nightmare, or you will face the consequences.
You have to understand, I am not an intimidating guy. If someone were to ask me to bench press something, Id need a detailed diagram explaining what that meant and once I saw that there was weight attached, Id give up before I even began. But regardless, he didnt want to listen to my bitching, so he brought it back to the store and gave it to me. He said I could just have it since I was being such a big baby.
And then I turned around and traded in.
For obvious reasons, he had a problem with this.
One time there was a little kid in the store that I didnt see hiding in one of the aisles, and in the midst of a heated monologue, I shouted something to the effect of **** that ****** mother****! Thats ******* bull****! All I saw were the scampering of little feet as the child fled. Another time, I was swinging the store keys by their lanyard on my finger, and they flew off the chain and hit a customer in the chest. Said customer was not pleased as you might imagine.
But the worse part of all? The icing on the cake that absolutely proved my negligence?
Edge card battles.
If you have purchased a used game at Gamestop, you might have been offered an Edge card if the employees were doing their job. What this allows you to do is receive roughly ten percent off of any used purchase in the store. And these things came to us in stacks, box after box, day after day. We actually managed to sell a lot of them, because if you purchased enough games, they payed for themselves. But they had one far more important purpose that only we came to learn, one that provided hours of fun for us, and hours of pain for our manager.
You could throw them like little shurikens, and they would stick into boxes.
For whatever reason, my friend and I were a bit obsessed with Naruto at the time, so we viewed this as a shining opportunity. Both of us took a lot of time, while working of course, to become extremely skilled at throwing these things. We would choose a game on the wall when the store would close, and see who could hit it first. We eventually both got so good at it that we were not satisfied with simple target practice, and wanted to move on to hunt the most dangerous prey man.
So after hours when the store was closed and the gates were locked, we would each choose our battle ground, pick up a stack of these thick plastic cards, and go to work on one another. It was a battle of epic proportions each night taking place inside the mall, and the only security guard was a mentally handicapped man with a sense of vision that was about as useful as trying to spot an ant hill while skydiving. He didnt stop us; but then, what man would dare interfere?
Never one to believe you can get too much of a good thing, I decided to carry the battle into work one day, and while my friend was bringing stock out to the front, I called his name. Just as he turned, one of these deadly little missiles smashed him in the forehead, cutting him just above the eye. Frankly, I felt bad; it was the first real injury either of us had sustained, and it was the first time (and last, so far) in my life where I had ever seen him that fucking pissed.
But I also learned how vengeful he could be, about a week later, when he did the same to me, leaving the exact same cut over the opposite eye.
It was like an epic movie rivalry, two friends sustaining the same injury. Needless to say, I was super fucking stoked, at least after I managed to wipe the blood off my face and close the wound.
A month or so later, I was about ready to leave the place I had loved so much, to move on to greener pastures. Sure, I had it made, but my dad insisted it was a dead end job, and he was probably right to do so. In the last few weeks before I finally cut the cord, I became the laziest, worst employee you could imagine. And finally on one of my last days, inventory night I decided to call in sick, leaving my manager who legitimately WAS sick, alone to do accomplish the task, aided only by the district manager and his big fat ass of a companion who had an Ngage. (I figured that would pretty much speak for itself.)
I got a very displeased phone call the next day from my manager.
So I am trying to count all of this stock, Im sick as a fucking dog. And then the district manager grabs a ladder to count the shit on the top shelf, and do you know what happens?
I had no idea.
He looks down at me, and yells, GET OVER HERE NOW. So I do, and he holds out his hand, which is full of fucking edge cards, and screams, how in the FUCK did these get up here? So for the next hour and a half he takes me in the back room and grills me, and threatens my job. So I just wanted to thank you for being such a good employee, for really making my life worth living. I just wanted you to know how grateful I am.
Youre welcome.
Only a year later, he would have a nervous breakdown, move to a different province, and never talk to me again. And I always wondered if it was because of me. I mean, I know it was but I definitely dont feel good about it.
There are plenty of stories from the backroom of Gamestop: the army of Domo-Kuns my friend and built out of cardboard and scattered all around the store so that our manager would see them the next morning, the time I left work for an hour because they were giving away free juice at a train station and had to go home shortly after because I drank the entire two liter jug and gave myself the runs. But those are different tales for different times. I just wanted to shed a bit of insight into everyones favorite store, and touch on the real reasons why you should hate people like me; not because of our poor customer service, and not because of our bias, but because we are a bunch of incompetent cunts that cant do anything right, and because we probably have a lot more fun working than you do.
Things are different now, Ive grown up and matured, but I will never forget our epic battles, and I will never forget the impact they had on the nation.
And by nation, I mean one very angry bald man who is probably carving a picture of my face with a butcher knife as I type this.
Sorry, dude.
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dc.contributor.author | Serra, Daniel |
dc.contributor.other | Universitat Pompeu Fabra. Departament d'Economia i Empresa |
dc.date.issued | 1996-09-01 |
dc.identifier.citation | Annals of Operations Research, 111, (2002), pp. 35-50 |
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dc.description.abstract | When dealing with the design of service networks, such as health and EMS services, banking or distributed ticket selling services, the location of service centers has a strong influence on the congestion at each of them, and consequently, on the quality of service. In this paper, several models are presented to consider service congestion. The first model addresses the issue of the location of the least number of single--server centers such that all the population is served within a standard distance, and nobody stands in line for a time longer than a given time--limit, or with more than a predetermined number of other clients. We then formulate several maximal coverage models, with one or more servers per service center. A new heuristic is developed to solve the models and tested in a 30--nodes network. |
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dc.date.modified | 2014-06-03T07:13:52Z |
dc.subject.keyword | Statistics, Econometrics and Quantitative Methods |
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This thread was inspired by Carolina Kostner's LP at Skate America. There are not many programs skated to Mozart, but my most favorite may be Usova-Zhulin's Fantasy in D minor (pro 1994). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ-paGb1EII G&G's 1988 LP had Mozart toward the end (The marriage of Figaro). John Curry skated an exhibition to Mozart (Flute & Piano concerto) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbOrk_DDdrk Here is Irina's LP in 1993 skated to Mozart- she must have been 13-14 back then, but her jumps looked really good for her age. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e00A9aXMEzQ Other than these, I can't think of any other skates to Mozart, but I am sure there are some out there.
Both Shawn Sawyer and Ryan Bradley skated to selections from "Amadeus." Shawn Sawyer 2010 Four Continents FS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xYxpzbavWkQ Ryan Bradley 2011 Nationals FS: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Wuyy1yYDi4 Jeremy Abbott's 2006-07 Free Skate included a selection from Mozart's Symphony No. 25. Here's a video of it at 2007 Four Continents: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Qq-KNVxYeU Fumie Suguri's 2003-07 Free Skate music was selectins from Mozart's Symphony No. 40 and Piano Concerto No. 23. Here's a video of it from the 2003 Grand Prix Final: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eo7_cLG8oCI It's fascinating that Slutskaya skated to Mozart at such a young age. It seems that most elite skaters who do attempt it do so when they are in their twenties.
Fumie Suguri's 2003-2004 FS was to Mozart: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-2DPxgMwmE (this is her GPF skate where she beat Sasha)
Yes, it was her SP in 2009-10 (I think, not sure of the date). It wasn't exactly as Mozart wrote it, though.
Usova and Zhulin - "Butterfly" - 1994 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiearh4LWis http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11i0GFy5zRE&feature=fvst http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQ-paGb1EII http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imx7xxl0TK8
Kovarikova & Novotny "Abduction from the Seraglio" http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvTnZSAMVJQ (audience camera?) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKLLllyYzKs (CBC)
I always wonder why Mozart's music isn't used much more often. I loved Carolinas Mozart program this year, as well as Mikis Requiem of some years ago.
Gebrenkina Azrojan 2005 FD !!! And Denkova Staviski 2007 FD (maybe not considered as Mozart's piece ?)
Shalom and Gates danced to 'Amadeus' soundtrack in the '90s. I really liked that program, probably their only dance I really enjoyed. Liked the costumed too. Perhaps it's on YouTube. Speaking about 'Amadeus' soundtrack, Browning used some of that music for his 1992 sp.
Tatiana Malinina had a lovely program to Mozart in 1999: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8_pQbQQL3kI She skated it much better at both the GPF and 4CC, but neither of those are on YouTube, so her Worlds performance will have to do. Sawyer's Mozart program was the best thing that he'd ever done and I agree with sadya about Chalom & Gates' Amadeus program. Lurved Fumie's Mozart as well.
I saw both Shawn Sawyer and Ryan Bradley perform their Mozart routines at Skate America 2 years ago. It was like hearing Glenn Gould and then Liberace.
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Roger Ebert Chicago Sun-Times (Top Critic)63I object to the movie not on sociological grounds but because I suspect a real geisha house floated on currents deeper and more subtle than the broad melodrama on display here.Full Review » 9 years ago
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Who to Watch in 2015
ExchangeWire Research's head of analysis Rebecca Muir draws up a definitive list of which companies will make waves in the ad tech and martech sectors, as well as the market dynamics that will lead to their increasing influence in 2015, focusing on: Ecommerce; Transparency; Big Data, and mobile.
Following on from ExchangeWire Research's recent article Where the Money will Flow in 2015?, which summarised ad tech and martech predictions for 2015, this article draws from the numerous lists of the [...]
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ExchangeWire European Weekly Round-Up
ExchangeWire rounds up some of the top stories in the European ad tech scene, and in this week's edition: WPP poised for Dunhumby swoop; ExchangeWire Research survey now live; IPONWEB appoints first GM for BidSwitch; Questions over Google's viewability pledges, and Yahoo rumoured to unveil new mobile offering.
WPP to buy Dunhumby?
WPP is waiting in the wings to purchase data operations business Dunhumby from under-fire retail giant Tesco, according to reports, as the world's largest advertising holding group continues to [...]
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ExchangeWire European Weekly Round-Up
ExchangeWire rounds up some of the top stories in the European ad tech scene, and in this week's edition: AppNexus continues shopping spree; Group M digital chief speaks programmatic with ExchangeWire; Mobile operators to block ads to get in on the ad game, and much more.
AppNexus buys MediaGlu
AppNexus has topped a monumental 2014 for the company with the purchase of cross-screen advertising firm MediaGlu for an undisclosed fee, in a year when advertisers stopped thinking [...]
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Can Mobile Operators Strike Back in 2015?
Speculation over BT's designs on a mobile unit (be it EE, or O2), has put telephony services firmly in the public gaze, but the fact remains operators are underachieving when it comes to generating mobile advertising revenue. But certain players are attempting to help them forge a role in the ecosystem, even if it involves putting some noses out of joint.
The last 12 months have been notable for mobile operators making moves into the advertising space beginning [...]
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ExchangeWire European Weekly Round-Up
ExchangeWire rounds up the week's biggest stories in ad tech, and in this week's edition: Google's viewability study; AdForm claims marketers are getting good at programmatic; Cross-screen is top of mind among European advertisers.
Google says less than half of all ads are seen
A study released by Google this week shows that 56.1% of all ad impressions are not seen, and that the average publisher viewability is 50.2%, as it aims to shore-up accountability standards in online [...]
'You Have To Say To Someone Sometimes That What You Want Is Unobtainable'
ExchangeWire caught up with Nate Woodman, IPONWEB's recently appointed GM of demand solutions, to discuss how his role was created to help bolster the ad tech firm's profile among clients, in a two-part interview.
In the first instalment he lifted the lid on IPONWEB's working processes, plus explained his stance on the much mooted 'ad tech power game'. In this instalment he focuses on IPONWEB's bids to reduce the inherent tensions within automated media trading.
EW: Earlier you [...]
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Google's Search History Shows The Way For Display
Ahead of his ATS New York speaking engagement, John Snyder, Grapeshot, CEO, and veteran of the digital marketing space, reflects on how companies in the programmatic space can learn from Google's emphasis on simplicity in the workflow process.
Back in 1997 I sold my keyword software business to one of the largest suppliers of content to big business. Hindsight is often 20:20 and today I scratch my head and think how wrong was I to believe [...]
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