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#722259 - 04/26/07 01:33 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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DQ, I think it is great that your bank allows this, our place is pretty good also.
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#722262 - 04/26/07 01:36 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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Well, we don't have customers at my office, I am sure I wouldn't have brought him, if I was in a branch, just for fear of a robbery.
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#722267 - 04/26/07 01:40 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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<---- Well I don't think they would like me bringing my baby in to work... <----
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#722271 - 04/26/07 01:42 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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awww...I think Buster would be priceless at work.
You can have him run through the vault...lick the cute girl customers...all kinds of stuff... you forgot: leave a load on the carpet...
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#722273 - 04/26/07 01:43 PM
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#722274 - 04/26/07 01:43 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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I heard on the radio this morning that this is going to be the last offical bring your kid to work day. The sponsoring organization is not going to be promoting it anymore.
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#722276 - 04/26/07 01:43 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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No, leave a deposit at the teller window.
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#722280 - 04/26/07 01:46 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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I don't think we would do that hear, they don't mind if they stop in after school but I am sure they don't want them here all day. I don't think any of mine would make it all day without getting completely bored and start complaining...
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#722282 - 04/26/07 01:47 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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awww...I think Buster would be priceless at work.
You can have him run through the vault...lick the cute girl customers...all kinds of stuff... you forgot: leave a load on the carpet... he's no horse...and this ain't Germany...
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#722367 - 04/26/07 02:34 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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Sorry Maximus, you and Buster have to wait until Friday, June 22nd for Take Your Dog to Work Day: http://www.petsit.com/dogday/Al
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#722389 - 04/26/07 02:45 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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Was that today? Aw, man. I didn't hear anything about it so my rugrat is in school. Probably enjoying recess right now-man I wish *I* was there. At previous organizations they really didn't encourage it-saw it more as a distraction than a positive program.
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#722419 - 04/26/07 03:02 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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I didn't know it was today! My daughter loves to come in - she plays with the stamps and colored pens, she plays with the girls in the branch, and watches PBS in the kitchen with hot chocolate. (I've had her here on snowy mornings before.) I don't think she could take a whole day, though, or at least I know I couldn't! (She's only 4...)
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#722440 - 04/26/07 03:15 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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My daughter comes to work with me on occasion, but not b/c it's a special day. It's usually b/c she has an orthodontist appt and I find it necessary to come back here.
She's 12 so she can actually help me out by fetching stuff off of the printer and she can run the fax machine.
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#722556 - 04/26/07 05:16 PM
Re: Bring your kid to work day??
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I didn't know that was today! Kid wonder comes to work with me occassionally. She actually seems to enjoy it. We had an unscheduled take your kid to work day when Gov. Purdue closed the schools because it cost too much money to run the buses. GRRRrrr. Parents everywhere were scrambling - there was nowhere to take the kids.
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