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Honda CBR 250 Rider · 12-02-2012, 12:22 PM

At least, I think they are.

Music for your ears:

Röyksopp - Beautiful Day Without You - YouTube

I'll will tell you that last night I was in an extremely active mood while working, which lead to an interrogation by an overnight manager, supervisor, and associate who wanted to perform a "test", but wouldn't let me use my camera to record evidence. I told them I wanted to take the test, but I had to record it. They concluded that I was refusing to cooperate and sent me on my way home. I was sorry for whatever I did and wanted to finish my job (because I didn't want to get in trouble for NOT finishing), but my plea was rejected. They told me I would recieve a call.

I cried... A lot. I couldn't believe what was happening.

I don't know what I did that caused "concern". All I remember was having a good time and being happy for once while working, before the drama started.

So just a few minutes ago, I was planning to call my superiors to see what they had to say about whatever they were told. Surprisingly enough, JUST BEFORE I made the call, I revieved a call from a restricted number.

I answered (never answer a restricted call that you're not expecting). It was the police (they search for my number because my employers don't have it.). They wanted to speak to me about what happened. I refused to give them any statements. I hung up on them and called work to speak with security. They wanted to know what my number was and call me back in a few minutes. I know what they were trying to do and told them no and hung up. I called work again to speak with my department, but no one answer.

So now... I guess I'm in trouble that goes beyond simply misconduct in the work place.

Honestly. I deserve this. It's about time something changed in my life. What I did to be in the mood I was in last night was a result of emotional stress that got the best of my rationality.

However, I don't see what the police involvement has to do with this.

I recorded my ride home. I cried in my helmet all the way home, but nothing else happened.

So basically thats all I'm going to tell and I know the details may be vague and missing, but I just wanted to share with someone the info about what I'm in right now.

Feel free to give your opinions on the matter. It is what it is no matter how we want to look at it.

live_to_ride · 12-02-2012, 12:45 PM

Perhaps you should add this to your poll options....in which I will check off..."This stories full of sh!te" (just sayin

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NSU · 12-02-2012, 03:10 PM

So you were high at work and rode home?

What are we talking about here? The wacky tobaccy or booger sugar or maybe some trucker speed?

atakacs · 12-02-2012, 11:36 PM

This one time... at band camp...

Jonathon89 · 12-02-2012, 11:52 PM

This is what I use to deal with everyday at the PD. seems to have some tie to a substance in my opinion. Thanks for the great details btw. Sure clarified the reason for the post.

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Mugwug · 12-03-2012, 07:38 AM

I'm not even sure what I just read. If you are that concerned seek professional legal advice, not opinions from the internet.

Good luck

Joeboo · 12-03-2012, 07:41 AM

So the moral of the story is " always look both ways before crossing the road". ???

Honda CBR 250 Rider · 12-03-2012, 09:07 AM

Sorry about the lack of details, guys. I was very paranoid, since I recieved the call from the police and was told they were looking for me at an address I don't live at anymore, to see if I was ok, because of statements I made (probably made suicidal comments). After I called working to speak with my manager, I was told they would need to have a meeting to see what will be done.

The point is. I was drunk. I got drunk while on my break (off the clock) so I could be in a positive mood for the rest of the night.

From what I remember, I was hyper active, but things went to hell when I was performing a job for a customer and decided to give them a bit more than I was suppose to, in order to make things easier for me and better for them, since I was working alone, during the remainder of a busy night.

I don't know if it was the customer that noticed something was not right, but I recieved a tip and I think I may have felt undeserving of it and cried (I'm sensitive when drunk) or because I tried to reason with my superiors on why I gave the customer more than I was suppose to, and/or because I wasn't wearing my work shirt, and in the end I blew my cover and was investigated on what was going on.

I explained to them why I was like that and probably made a bigger deal out of it, than it was. I was just afraid of having things get screwed up, just because I wanted to put in some extra powerband into my performance and show others that I can be a fun person, but drinking (even if off the job) is not the way to go about it.

It was a mistake and I knew it. I was told that I may be suspended (which is the best I can hope for because I generally am I good worker), but I'm not expecting the best. If I am too be fired today (when/if they call me), I'll ask if the news is the worst outcome and will try to quit before they tell me I'm fired. It is better to quit, than be fired.

The only reason the police involvement should have been involved was because I rode home drunk.

So I hope this sheds better light on the issue. I apologize for the first post. I just wanted to reach out, instead of keep this to myself and my roommate.

**Jme250RA** · 12-03-2012, 11:56 AM

Sounds like the drinking really helped you out in the end!!

I hate to bring other threads into this discussion but...riding home drunk is the f*****g stupidest thing somebody, especially somebody without health insurance, could do in any vehicle, especially a motorbike!!! Grow up, take your lumps like an adult and take some responsibility for your actions.

live_to_ride · 12-03-2012, 12:10 PM

Sadly sounds you have a few issues going on judging by a couple threads you started. You health insurance thread makes comments you don't worry if something happens to you cause you don't care, then this one. Hope you sort this out before you create more serious problems for yourself or hurt someone else ie....driving/riding under the influence. Otherwise, you may end up in a "one room bachelor pad" complete with health insurance paid for by the state.