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Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Ryan T - 10-14-2009
Well, it's official, I'm changing jobs. A few of you that I'm close with already know some about this. Over the last two weeks I've been making several trips to Abingdon to line up this new job. It came to my attention when I was home for my birthday and thanks to some redneck politics and a few interviews I've accepted an offer. I'm going to be working for the Department of Corrections as a Probation Officer. This job is along the lines of what I went to school to do and will get me in the area of the workforce I want to be in. My last day at the dealership will be this coming Tuesday.
I liked the car business and wouldn't mind staying in it, but I can't turn down 9am-4pm mon-fri for more money. Just thougth I'd share. I'm gonna miss the burg...
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - BLINGMW - 10-14-2009
cool congrats
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - balactm - 10-14-2009
damn ryan...well you definitely can't turn down more money. i wish you the best and make sure you visit often.
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - JustinG - 10-14-2009
congrats man, glad to hear you got it.
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Jewels - 10-14-2009
Congratulations Ryan! I'm really excited for you.
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Mike - 10-14-2009
congrats, little buddy!
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - WRXtranceformed - 10-14-2009
Congrats dude!!
Fun Lee side note: I got arrested at Emory & Henry when I was 18 for drunk in public and I ended up at the jail in Abingdon.
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Jake - 10-14-2009
Gonna miss having you in town, but congrats on the job offer!! You'd best come visit us every so often.
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - .RJ - 10-14-2009
woot
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Steve85 - 10-14-2009
Congrats Ryan!
And yeah, I hated dealership hours too.
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - ScottyB - 10-14-2009
go scare 'em straight buddy 8)
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Dave - 10-14-2009
congratulations Ryan!!
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - DavidL - 10-15-2009
Congrats man! We will miss our townie!
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - REED - 10-15-2009
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Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Maengelito - 10-15-2009
Congrats Thayer!
I have no idea what probation officers do aside from making sure people on probation stay out of trouble. What else does the job entail?
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - D_Eclipse9916 - 10-15-2009
Congrats, definitely will be different not having you in town. Good luck with your new job!
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Jeff - 10-15-2009
Sweet, I'm glad to hear it man. Go home and take care of mama.
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - PDenbigh - 10-15-2009
Congrats Ryan! Hope ya like it up there and it works out great for you!
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Goodspeed - 10-15-2009
Still sad, our budding bromance obviously meant nothing to you.
Just kidding, go kick ass and take names and get back to Hburg often.
Go with christ bra!
Re: Leaving H'Burg....and the car business. - Ryan T - 10-15-2009
Maengelito Wrote:Congrats Thayer!
I have no idea what probation officers do aside from making sure people on probation stay out of trouble. What else does the job entail?
Anyone that is convicted of a misdemeanor and sentenced to probation (usually 12 months) has to cometo me. They have to meet with me, in person, once a month for the duration of their probation. I make sure they are staying out of trouble, not going more than 75 miles away, completing their community service and ASAP classes and such. I also write pre-trial letters to the judge for people who are on probation and get convicted of something else. I will generally have between 80 and 100 'clients'.