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Chuck is a stick figure. Chuck does stupid things to get himself fired from his temporary assignments.
Chuck is a very bad example. Don’t be a Chuck.
In the fourth episode of the original animated series Don’t Quit Your Temp Job, Chuck lands the perfect job. While celebrating at the karaoke bar, he does his best Marty McFly impression and gets himself into a scuffle.
Unfortunately for Chuck, he hadn’t quite met his manager yet.
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This is great!
I heard a funny story about something similar happening, though the employee was part of a major corporation rather than a temp agency (went to a bar, started a fight while wearing his company’s hat, a corporate official just happened to be there at the time and reported him).
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Poor Chuck. You never know who you’ll run into when you’re out!
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