[.dot]

Damn, I have never heard of an online application outright rejecting someone on the spot lol. I do hate filling out application questionnaires though, most of the questions are always somewhat subjective in my opinion.

I do love JCPenny though. They have the best jeans.

[AgainstTheCurrent]

You are by far the most enigmatic poster on this site. And not in like a cool Johnny Depp way.

[signal to noise]

the song you posted relates to your situation in no way at all.

[tell that mick]

Originally Posted by .dot

Damn, I have never heard of an online application outright rejecting someone on the spot lol. I do hate filling out application questionnaires though, most of the questions are always somewhat subjective in my opinion.

I do love JCPenny though. They have the best jeans.

Lol, what?

[Passion Man]

Originally Posted by signal to noise

the song you posted relates to your situation in no way at all.

Yes it does. Not word for word of course, but the theme is the same: frustration over the job market. If that wasn't clear to you....then IDK what to tell you.

[lp670sv]

lol

[sjb2k1]

well we need to know what the questions were, obvs.

[signal to noise]

Originally Posted by Passion Man

Yes it does. Not word for word of course, but the theme is the same: frustration over the job market. If that wasn't clear to you....then IDK what to tell you.

frustration over the job market... from the perspective of someone thats employed (until the end of the song, that is). pretty different.

[.dot]

Originally Posted by tell that mick

Lol, what?

I buy all my jeans from JCPenny. They pretty much have every type of Levis you could want for way cheaper than the same styles I used to buy at Urban Outfitters.

[tell that mick]

Originally Posted by .dot

I buy all my jeans from JCPenny. They pretty much have every type of Levis you could want for way cheaper than the same styles I used to buy at Urban Outfitters.

I'm not a fan of Levis but I can't pretend like they don't make good quality jeans, even if they aren't my cup of tea. I've never been to a JCPenny. I always assumed it was like Wal Mart, minus the food and groceries. Like a worse TJ Maxx or something.

[stereokiller]

Originally Posted by pinkfrosty

maybe the fact you refer to yourself in the 3rd person had something to do with it

popped into my mind as well. why the hell is he referring to himself in third person?!

[steve187]

jc penny. what is this 2001?

[.dot]

Originally Posted by tell that mick

I'm not a fan of Levis but I can't pretend like they don't make good quality jeans, even if they aren't my cup of tea. I've never been to a JCPenny. I always assumed it was like Wal Mart, minus the food and groceries. Like a worse TJ Maxx or something.

Definitely a lot better than TJ Max and Walmart. I think it might depend on the area as well though. The JCPenny in my hometown is really modern and is nicer than the Macy's next door imo. But I went to a Penny's in Oklahoma once and I felt like I stepped into the 80's lol.