MotionM
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Hey guys! I haven't forgetten about this place, just unfortunately neglecting to post (even though it's been a few years). I've kept this in my bookmarks in my toolbar since the last time I've been here.
Ahhh where to begin??? I don't even remember where I left off!
2015? I moved back to VA and worked with my parents at their repair shop/gas station. I pumped gas for customers for a year and a half. That location got sold by the owner to new people (shitty situation).
August of 2015: We moved to doing just auto repairs and eventually selling U-Hauls that I managed (good for resumes as a lot of employers are telling me that they're impressed by that). I played a Runescape varient called Darkscape, which was an open-world PVP version of Runescape. Ended up playing that every day until it closed 7 months later unfortunately. Also to mention that I wasn't making any money at this location as my dad was super stingy with money.
March of 2016: I got a new job at a gas station just a mile down the road from my dad's shop. It had a Subway/Arby's/Long John's Silver all inside of it, but I was just a general cashier for the snack/beer side of it. I worked there until this summer of 2017.
July of 2017: I joined the Navy! But...that didn't last long. I got pitifully diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder and got disqualified while in boot camp because they based it off one depressive moment I had in boot camp when I didn't have one moment months before I went to boot camp nor any currently being out of boot camp, but they based it all on my past and high school stuff. I had to spend a month on base out-of-training in building with 700+ others called Separations, where it was split into 4 different rooms of 150+ people each. It was a really cool moment, but annoying. I'd describe it as an easier version of prison and a mental ward, except you got paid still and had decent boot camp food.
I found out my girlfriend tried to kill herself a few days after I left to boot camp, but I didn't find out until two weeks later, so it all worked out that I got to go home. I didn't get home until September 7th.
Now: I've been job hunting and more job hunting. My girlfriend currently works at Taco Bell and she got me the job there and I've been working there for 3 weeks now. Tuesday I have a job interview for Dish TV for installing and repairs, so I'm hoping that's the right direction for a career as the military didn't work out. Since of my "condition" I can no longer re-enlist in the military either, as they consider it "severe" when I'm really normal 99% of the time haha
Future: I am currently trying to start a podcast of talking about anything general/esports/influences/motivational stuff/Interviews (who wants to be on it??). I have all of it ready, except I have no computer to record it to the quality that I want it to be (1080p). Both of my current laptops can't do that. I asked one of my Separation friends to help produce it with me, but he's honestly so busy that we can't find time to start any episodes, so I might try to find a new one (anyone? lol). Pretty much you'd have to host the video recording software and skype call until I can get my computer fixed (just needs a $90 CPU, im hoping)
I'm really glad that this website is still active and you guys are keeping it alive! I think about you all often as you've helped me grow and keep my creative!
Ahhh where to begin??? I don't even remember where I left off!
2015? I moved back to VA and worked with my parents at their repair shop/gas station. I pumped gas for customers for a year and a half. That location got sold by the owner to new people (shitty situation).
August of 2015: We moved to doing just auto repairs and eventually selling U-Hauls that I managed (good for resumes as a lot of employers are telling me that they're impressed by that). I played a Runescape varient called Darkscape, which was an open-world PVP version of Runescape. Ended up playing that every day until it closed 7 months later unfortunately. Also to mention that I wasn't making any money at this location as my dad was super stingy with money.
March of 2016: I got a new job at a gas station just a mile down the road from my dad's shop. It had a Subway/Arby's/Long John's Silver all inside of it, but I was just a general cashier for the snack/beer side of it. I worked there until this summer of 2017.
July of 2017: I joined the Navy! But...that didn't last long. I got pitifully diagnosed with Major Depressive Disorder and got disqualified while in boot camp because they based it off one depressive moment I had in boot camp when I didn't have one moment months before I went to boot camp nor any currently being out of boot camp, but they based it all on my past and high school stuff. I had to spend a month on base out-of-training in building with 700+ others called Separations, where it was split into 4 different rooms of 150+ people each. It was a really cool moment, but annoying. I'd describe it as an easier version of prison and a mental ward, except you got paid still and had decent boot camp food.
I found out my girlfriend tried to kill herself a few days after I left to boot camp, but I didn't find out until two weeks later, so it all worked out that I got to go home. I didn't get home until September 7th.
Now: I've been job hunting and more job hunting. My girlfriend currently works at Taco Bell and she got me the job there and I've been working there for 3 weeks now. Tuesday I have a job interview for Dish TV for installing and repairs, so I'm hoping that's the right direction for a career as the military didn't work out. Since of my "condition" I can no longer re-enlist in the military either, as they consider it "severe" when I'm really normal 99% of the time haha
Future: I am currently trying to start a podcast of talking about anything general/esports/influences/motivational stuff/Interviews (who wants to be on it??). I have all of it ready, except I have no computer to record it to the quality that I want it to be (1080p). Both of my current laptops can't do that. I asked one of my Separation friends to help produce it with me, but he's honestly so busy that we can't find time to start any episodes, so I might try to find a new one (anyone? lol). Pretty much you'd have to host the video recording software and skype call until I can get my computer fixed (just needs a $90 CPU, im hoping)
I'm really glad that this website is still active and you guys are keeping it alive! I think about you all often as you've helped me grow and keep my creative!
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