(A. Young / M. Young / B. Scott)
I never smoked me no cigarettes
I never drank much booze
But I'm only a man don't ya understand
And a man can sometimes lose
You gave me somethin' I never had
Pulled me down with you
Hit me up with a big hunka love
Hope you can pull me through
I overdosed on you
I overdosed on you
Crazy but it's true
Ain't nothin' I can do
I overdosed on you
Woman you give to me
More 'n I can take
But listen honey
I don't mind
You're a habit I don't wanna break
Don't want me none of the harder stuff
Don't need it anymore
I'm in hell
And I'm sinkin' fast
And I don't need no cure
I overdosed on you
I overdosed on you
Crazy but it's true
Ain't nothin' I can do
I overdosed on you
I'm as happy as a man can be
Too far gone to save
Died of love
And plenty of
Just write on my grave
I overdosed on you
I overdosed on you
Crazy but it's true
There's nothin' I can do
I overdosed on you
On you
On you
All over you
All over you
All over
I overdosed
Overdosed
Overdosed
On you
Overdosed
Originally posted by Roland
🤨Ahem, seems to me like you are spending more time making sure the [b]COMPUTER
is ok then making sure the OLD WOMAN is ok. 😆100 bucks for granny-sitting an old woman pfffft. 🥷 [/B]
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See? That wasn't so hard AC/DC'S_LVR now was it?ermm
Originally posted by Roland
Thats b.s. $100 to sit on the computer while the little old granny just watches game shows. 😠Why can't I get a job like that? 😐
Ditto. 😐
thats nothing compared to walmart DC. my dad works there and you work in warehouse that is big enough to hold ten football fields and it takes him 15 minutes to walk to the front entrance. their is two jobs shipping and receiving. shipping is you take crates that can weigh up to 100 pounds or more and you sling them on a conveyor belt and you have to do that at a quick pace. you have a green and a red light, the red light means you are going to slow you need to speed up or you will be written up by the managers. the green light means you are ok and everything is moving fine. one the first day you probably won't make it the first day because it is too physically challenging for a first timer and also make sure you don't eat too much either especially if you are hired in august with no air conditioning to cool you off. it is pretty common to be covered in sweat for the first two hours on a full time 10 hour day because it is so humid in those warehouses. receiving is not as bad as shipping, you are in a trailer and you are inside stacking the crates inside. the difference between the DC workers and stores is that DC doesn't have to deal with the customers the only problem is they aren't monitored as close and they goof off and sometimes steal material. workers they range from decent workers to former criminals and they can take advantaged of you especially in receiving making you do their crates if you don't hold your ground. the pay is superior to the regular store associates, you start out with $12 an hour and end with $15 an hour which is the highest paid job in walmart without some sort of college education.
