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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me start off with that I really want to go. Very few of them use Facebook and I want to see who everyone's doing.\n\nIn high school I was a chubby nerdy girl that never had a boyfriend. Everyone though I was going to be a cat lady.\n\nAfter I graduated I ended working instead of going to college right away(I am now but look back I'm glad I didn't go right after I graduated).\n\nI lost a ton of weight and got pretty. I met my husband, got married, had a baby and lost the baby weight.\n\nHow do I cope with people's reactions? They're probably expecting me to be an overweight, single woman working on a PhD. I'm hoping they're positive but what if they're not?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me start off with that I really want to go. Very few of them use Facebook and I want to see who everyone's doing.\n\nIn high school I was a chubby nerdy girl that never had a boyfriend. Everyone though I was going to be a cat lady.\n\nAfter I graduated I ended working instead of going to college right away(I am now but look back I'm glad I didn't go right after I graduated).\n\nI lost a ton of weight and got pretty. I met my husband, got married, had a baby and lost the baby weight.\n\nHow do I cope with people's reactions? They're probably expecting me to be an overweight, single woman working on a PhD. I'm hoping they're positive but what if they're not?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me start off with that I really want to go. Very few of them use Facebook and I want to see who everyone's doing.\n\nIn high school I was a chubby nerdy girl that never had a boyfriend. Everyone though I was going to be a cat lady.\n\nAfter I graduated I ended working instead of going to college right away(I am now but look back I'm glad I didn't go right after I graduated).\n\nI lost a ton of weight and got pretty. I met my husband, got married, had a baby and lost the baby weight.\n\nHow do I cope with people's reactions? They're probably expecting me to be an overweight, single woman working on a PhD. I'm hoping they're positive but what if they're not?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Let me start off with that I really want to go. Very few of them use Facebook and I want to see who everyone's doing.\n\nIn high school I was a chubby nerdy girl that never had a boyfriend. Everyone though I was going to be a cat lady.\n\nAfter I graduated I ended working instead of going to college right away(I am now but look back I'm glad I didn't go right after I graduated).\n\nI lost a ton of weight and got pretty. I met my husband, got married, had a baby and lost the baby weight.\n\nHow do I cope with people's reactions? They're probably expecting me to be an overweight, single woman working on a PhD. I'm hoping they're positive but what if they're not?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I started talking with a girl through r4r from a different country and over the past 2 years we've become best friends, talk every day, skype regularly, have helped each other through breakups and personal problems.\n\nI had the opportunity to go see her recently and had the best week with her, I had so much fun and was so upset to leave.\n\nI'm not sure if I've developed stronger feelings for her or if I want to be more than friends. At the same time I'm not sure if she's over her ex and she's openly said she doesn't want to do long distance with anybody.\n\nI don't want to risk my friendship with her but don't want to feel like I'll always want more than a friendship. I'm not really sure what I'm asking for on here but if anyone could offer any advice or has had a similar experience then I'd really appreciate hearing from you."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I started talking with a girl through r4r from a different country and over the past 2 years we've become best friends, talk every day, skype regularly, have helped each other through breakups and personal problems.\n\nI had the opportunity to go see her recently and had the best week with her, I had so much fun and was so upset to leave.\n\nI'm not sure if I've developed stronger feelings for her or if I want to be more than friends. At the same time I'm not sure if she's over her ex and she's openly said she doesn't want to do long distance with anybody.\n\nI don't want to risk my friendship with her but don't want to feel like I'll always want more than a friendship. I'm not really sure what I'm asking for on here but if anyone could offer any advice or has had a similar experience then I'd really appreciate hearing from you."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I started talking with a girl through r4r from a different country and over the past 2 years we've become best friends, talk every day, skype regularly, have helped each other through breakups and personal problems.\n\nI had the opportunity to go see her recently and had the best week with her, I had so much fun and was so upset to leave.\n\nI'm not sure if I've developed stronger feelings for her or if I want to be more than friends. At the same time I'm not sure if she's over her ex and she's openly said she doesn't want to do long distance with anybody.\n\nI don't want to risk my friendship with her but don't want to feel like I'll always want more than a friendship. I'm not really sure what I'm asking for on here but if anyone could offer any advice or has had a similar experience then I'd really appreciate hearing from you."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I started talking with a girl through r4r from a different country and over the past 2 years we've become best friends, talk every day, skype regularly, have helped each other through breakups and personal problems.\n\nI had the opportunity to go see her recently and had the best week with her, I had so much fun and was so upset to leave.\n\nI'm not sure if I've developed stronger feelings for her or if I want to be more than friends. At the same time I'm not sure if she's over her ex and she's openly said she doesn't want to do long distance with anybody.\n\nI don't want to risk my friendship with her but don't want to feel like I'll always want more than a friendship. I'm not really sure what I'm asking for on here but if anyone could offer any advice or has had a similar experience then I'd really appreciate hearing from you."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I started talking with a girl through r4r from a different country and over the past 2 years we've become best friends, talk every day, skype regularly, have helped each other through breakups and personal problems.\n\nI had the opportunity to go see her recently and had the best week with her, I had so much fun and was so upset to leave.\n\nI'm not sure if I've developed stronger feelings for her or if I want to be more than friends. At the same time I'm not sure if she's over her ex and she's openly said she doesn't want to do long distance with anybody.\n\nI don't want to risk my friendship with her but don't want to feel like I'll always want more than a friendship. I'm not really sure what I'm asking for on here but if anyone could offer any advice or has had a similar experience then I'd really appreciate hearing from you."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I started talking with a girl through r4r from a different country and over the past 2 years we've become best friends, talk every day, skype regularly, have helped each other through breakups and personal problems.\n\nI had the opportunity to go see her recently and had the best week with her, I had so much fun and was so upset to leave.\n\nI'm not sure if I've developed stronger feelings for her or if I want to be more than friends. At the same time I'm not sure if she's over her ex and she's openly said she doesn't want to do long distance with anybody.\n\nI don't want to risk my friendship with her but don't want to feel like I'll always want more than a friendship. I'm not really sure what I'm asking for on here but if anyone could offer any advice or has had a similar experience then I'd really appreciate hearing from you."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So right off the bat, I'll admit that I'm a total cheapskate. I'm hoping to buy a starter car pretty soon, as I'll be graduating from college about a year from now. I have very little as far as debt goes, as I don't pay tuition because my dad works for my university, and I lived with my parents for most of my time there. (I'm a VERY lucky cheapskate, I know). \n\nBasically I'm looking for the cheapest car I can get that won't constantly be dying on me or be sucking gas as fast as it can. I've seen some estimates that are around $4k, and I was wondering if I can actually get something reliable for that much, or if I'm basically stuck in junker-town with that range. My hope is that I can continue my loan avoidance and get something with cash."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So right off the bat, I'll admit that I'm a total cheapskate. I'm hoping to buy a starter car pretty soon, as I'll be graduating from college about a year from now. I have very little as far as debt goes, as I don't pay tuition because my dad works for my university, and I lived with my parents for most of my time there. (I'm a VERY lucky cheapskate, I know). \n\nBasically I'm looking for the cheapest car I can get that won't constantly be dying on me or be sucking gas as fast as it can. I've seen some estimates that are around $4k, and I was wondering if I can actually get something reliable for that much, or if I'm basically stuck in junker-town with that range. My hope is that I can continue my loan avoidance and get something with cash."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So right off the bat, I'll admit that I'm a total cheapskate. I'm hoping to buy a starter car pretty soon, as I'll be graduating from college about a year from now. I have very little as far as debt goes, as I don't pay tuition because my dad works for my university, and I lived with my parents for most of my time there. (I'm a VERY lucky cheapskate, I know). \n\nBasically I'm looking for the cheapest car I can get that won't constantly be dying on me or be sucking gas as fast as it can. I've seen some estimates that are around $4k, and I was wondering if I can actually get something reliable for that much, or if I'm basically stuck in junker-town with that range. My hope is that I can continue my loan avoidance and get something with cash."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So right off the bat, I'll admit that I'm a total cheapskate. I'm hoping to buy a starter car pretty soon, as I'll be graduating from college about a year from now. I have very little as far as debt goes, as I don't pay tuition because my dad works for my university, and I lived with my parents for most of my time there. (I'm a VERY lucky cheapskate, I know). \n\nBasically I'm looking for the cheapest car I can get that won't constantly be dying on me or be sucking gas as fast as it can. I've seen some estimates that are around $4k, and I was wondering if I can actually get something reliable for that much, or if I'm basically stuck in junker-town with that range. My hope is that I can continue my loan avoidance and get something with cash."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So right off the bat, I'll admit that I'm a total cheapskate. I'm hoping to buy a starter car pretty soon, as I'll be graduating from college about a year from now. I have very little as far as debt goes, as I don't pay tuition because my dad works for my university, and I lived with my parents for most of my time there. (I'm a VERY lucky cheapskate, I know). \n\nBasically I'm looking for the cheapest car I can get that won't constantly be dying on me or be sucking gas as fast as it can. I've seen some estimates that are around $4k, and I was wondering if I can actually get something reliable for that much, or if I'm basically stuck in junker-town with that range. My hope is that I can continue my loan avoidance and get something with cash."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So right off the bat, I'll admit that I'm a total cheapskate. I'm hoping to buy a starter car pretty soon, as I'll be graduating from college about a year from now. I have very little as far as debt goes, as I don't pay tuition because my dad works for my university, and I lived with my parents for most of my time there. (I'm a VERY lucky cheapskate, I know). \n\nBasically I'm looking for the cheapest car I can get that won't constantly be dying on me or be sucking gas as fast as it can. I've seen some estimates that are around $4k, and I was wondering if I can actually get something reliable for that much, or if I'm basically stuck in junker-town with that range. My hope is that I can continue my loan avoidance and get something with cash."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, a little backstory. Two years ago, I had unprotected sex with a guy and got an STD (chlamydia). I got treated for it right away, and I'm healthy and definitely learned my lesson about having unprotected sex. Anyway, I noticed that whenever my dad finds out that I'm going to be hanging out with a guy for an evening, he always tells me to be safe, or have fun, but be safe, something to that effect. This has started to annoy me, as I am well-aware that unprotected sex is dangerous, and I do not do it with anyone that I'm not in a long-term, committed relationship with. He also gives me unsolicited advice about dating/men in general, such as, \"don't do anything you're not comfortable doing\" and \"don't let him get too close too soon\", and \"always let your dates know that your father knows where you are\". So, I asked him\nwhy he does this, and his answer was that \"I've made mistakes with men before\". This pissed me off - so you feel like because I made a mistake two years ago when I was in college, that you have to keep reminding me of basic things for the rest of my life? If someone pees themselves one time when they're really drunk, do they need to be told to pee in a toilet for all eternity? Dafuq? I explained to him why this was annoying me and asked him to stop, and he got angry, saying that I was treating him like shit, that I didn't appreciate his concern for me, that I didn't understand what love is, yadda yadda."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, a little backstory. Two years ago, I had unprotected sex with a guy and got an STD (chlamydia). I got treated for it right away, and I'm healthy and definitely learned my lesson about having unprotected sex. Anyway, I noticed that whenever my dad finds out that I'm going to be hanging out with a guy for an evening, he always tells me to be safe, or have fun, but be safe, something to that effect. This has started to annoy me, as I am well-aware that unprotected sex is dangerous, and I do not do it with anyone that I'm not in a long-term, committed relationship with. He also gives me unsolicited advice about dating/men in general, such as, \"don't do anything you're not comfortable doing\" and \"don't let him get too close too soon\", and \"always let your dates know that your father knows where you are\". So, I asked him\nwhy he does this, and his answer was that \"I've made mistakes with men before\". This pissed me off - so you feel like because I made a mistake two years ago when I was in college, that you have to keep reminding me of basic things for the rest of my life? If someone pees themselves one time when they're really drunk, do they need to be told to pee in a toilet for all eternity? Dafuq? I explained to him why this was annoying me and asked him to stop, and he got angry, saying that I was treating him like shit, that I didn't appreciate his concern for me, that I didn't understand what love is, yadda yadda."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, a little backstory. Two years ago, I had unprotected sex with a guy and got an STD (chlamydia). I got treated for it right away, and I'm healthy and definitely learned my lesson about having unprotected sex. Anyway, I noticed that whenever my dad finds out that I'm going to be hanging out with a guy for an evening, he always tells me to be safe, or have fun, but be safe, something to that effect. This has started to annoy me, as I am well-aware that unprotected sex is dangerous, and I do not do it with anyone that I'm not in a long-term, committed relationship with. He also gives me unsolicited advice about dating/men in general, such as, \"don't do anything you're not comfortable doing\" and \"don't let him get too close too soon\", and \"always let your dates know that your father knows where you are\". So, I asked him\nwhy he does this, and his answer was that \"I've made mistakes with men before\". This pissed me off - so you feel like because I made a mistake two years ago when I was in college, that you have to keep reminding me of basic things for the rest of my life? If someone pees themselves one time when they're really drunk, do they need to be told to pee in a toilet for all eternity? Dafuq? I explained to him why this was annoying me and asked him to stop, and he got angry, saying that I was treating him like shit, that I didn't appreciate his concern for me, that I didn't understand what love is, yadda yadda."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, a little backstory. Two years ago, I had unprotected sex with a guy and got an STD (chlamydia). I got treated for it right away, and I'm healthy and definitely learned my lesson about having unprotected sex. Anyway, I noticed that whenever my dad finds out that I'm going to be hanging out with a guy for an evening, he always tells me to be safe, or have fun, but be safe, something to that effect. This has started to annoy me, as I am well-aware that unprotected sex is dangerous, and I do not do it with anyone that I'm not in a long-term, committed relationship with. He also gives me unsolicited advice about dating/men in general, such as, \"don't do anything you're not comfortable doing\" and \"don't let him get too close too soon\", and \"always let your dates know that your father knows where you are\". So, I asked him\nwhy he does this, and his answer was that \"I've made mistakes with men before\". This pissed me off - so you feel like because I made a mistake two years ago when I was in college, that you have to keep reminding me of basic things for the rest of my life? If someone pees themselves one time when they're really drunk, do they need to be told to pee in a toilet for all eternity? Dafuq? I explained to him why this was annoying me and asked him to stop, and he got angry, saying that I was treating him like shit, that I didn't appreciate his concern for me, that I didn't understand what love is, yadda yadda."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, a little backstory. Two years ago, I had unprotected sex with a guy and got an STD (chlamydia). I got treated for it right away, and I'm healthy and definitely learned my lesson about having unprotected sex. Anyway, I noticed that whenever my dad finds out that I'm going to be hanging out with a guy for an evening, he always tells me to be safe, or have fun, but be safe, something to that effect. This has started to annoy me, as I am well-aware that unprotected sex is dangerous, and I do not do it with anyone that I'm not in a long-term, committed relationship with. He also gives me unsolicited advice about dating/men in general, such as, \"don't do anything you're not comfortable doing\" and \"don't let him get too close too soon\", and \"always let your dates know that your father knows where you are\". So, I asked him\nwhy he does this, and his answer was that \"I've made mistakes with men before\". This pissed me off - so you feel like because I made a mistake two years ago when I was in college, that you have to keep reminding me of basic things for the rest of my life? If someone pees themselves one time when they're really drunk, do they need to be told to pee in a toilet for all eternity? Dafuq? I explained to him why this was annoying me and asked him to stop, and he got angry, saying that I was treating him like shit, that I didn't appreciate his concern for me, that I didn't understand what love is, yadda yadda."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So, a little backstory. Two years ago, I had unprotected sex with a guy and got an STD (chlamydia). I got treated for it right away, and I'm healthy and definitely learned my lesson about having unprotected sex. Anyway, I noticed that whenever my dad finds out that I'm going to be hanging out with a guy for an evening, he always tells me to be safe, or have fun, but be safe, something to that effect. This has started to annoy me, as I am well-aware that unprotected sex is dangerous, and I do not do it with anyone that I'm not in a long-term, committed relationship with. He also gives me unsolicited advice about dating/men in general, such as, \"don't do anything you're not comfortable doing\" and \"don't let him get too close too soon\", and \"always let your dates know that your father knows where you are\". So, I asked him\nwhy he does this, and his answer was that \"I've made mistakes with men before\". This pissed me off - so you feel like because I made a mistake two years ago when I was in college, that you have to keep reminding me of basic things for the rest of my life? If someone pees themselves one time when they're really drunk, do they need to be told to pee in a toilet for all eternity? Dafuq? I explained to him why this was annoying me and asked him to stop, and he got angry, saying that I was treating him like shit, that I didn't appreciate his concern for me, that I didn't understand what love is, yadda yadda."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Background: We met/started dating in September 2010. His father, who he was super close to, passed away in October 2011. We got married in February 2012, had a baby in July 2012, and just finished buying a home and moving. Hello stress, right?\n\nThe past few months I've had this horrible sinking feeling that my husband is realizing he doesn't love me. When I try to talk to him about it he says \"Of course I love you\", and generally turns the issue back onto me. That I'm depressed/anxious and that's why I feel how I do. \n\nI'm not going to deny that I may have some issues, especially considering it has only been a few months since having our baby and my hormones are still out of whack. But I can also tell something is wrong with him. He doesn't hardly ever smile. He plays with and takes care of our son, smiles at him, but otherwise not so much. He never compliments me anymore. He just seems kind of zombieish. I know he isn't happy at work, but he rarely if ever talks to me about it. He says he doesn't want to add to my stress. Then I just feel worse.\n\nI know I may just be projecting my own anxiety and fear. But I've also heard the first year of marriage is the hardest. Add to that a baby and new house, and I feel like we've set ourselves up for a trifecta of relationship damaging. I know I need to figure my own shit out and get help if need be, etc etc, but I would feel better if I was being proactive about my marriage too. \n\nSo I ask you, fine Redditors, did you have struggles your first year (or more) of marriage & parenthood? How did you work them out? Did it get better with time? How did you keep your marriage fresh and keep showing the love during tough times?\n\nMany advance thanks for the help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Background: We met/started dating in September 2010. His father, who he was super close to, passed away in October 2011. We got married in February 2012, had a baby in July 2012, and just finished buying a home and moving. Hello stress, right?\n\nThe past few months I've had this horrible sinking feeling that my husband is realizing he doesn't love me. When I try to talk to him about it he says \"Of course I love you\", and generally turns the issue back onto me. That I'm depressed/anxious and that's why I feel how I do. \n\nI'm not going to deny that I may have some issues, especially considering it has only been a few months since having our baby and my hormones are still out of whack. But I can also tell something is wrong with him. He doesn't hardly ever smile. He plays with and takes care of our son, smiles at him, but otherwise not so much. He never compliments me anymore. He just seems kind of zombieish. I know he isn't happy at work, but he rarely if ever talks to me about it. He says he doesn't want to add to my stress. Then I just feel worse.\n\nI know I may just be projecting my own anxiety and fear. But I've also heard the first year of marriage is the hardest. Add to that a baby and new house, and I feel like we've set ourselves up for a trifecta of relationship damaging. I know I need to figure my own shit out and get help if need be, etc etc, but I would feel better if I was being proactive about my marriage too. \n\nSo I ask you, fine Redditors, did you have struggles your first year (or more) of marriage & parenthood? How did you work them out? Did it get better with time? How did you keep your marriage fresh and keep showing the love during tough times?\n\nMany advance thanks for the help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Background: We met/started dating in September 2010. His father, who he was super close to, passed away in October 2011. We got married in February 2012, had a baby in July 2012, and just finished buying a home and moving. Hello stress, right?\n\nThe past few months I've had this horrible sinking feeling that my husband is realizing he doesn't love me. When I try to talk to him about it he says \"Of course I love you\", and generally turns the issue back onto me. That I'm depressed/anxious and that's why I feel how I do. \n\nI'm not going to deny that I may have some issues, especially considering it has only been a few months since having our baby and my hormones are still out of whack. But I can also tell something is wrong with him. He doesn't hardly ever smile. He plays with and takes care of our son, smiles at him, but otherwise not so much. He never compliments me anymore. He just seems kind of zombieish. I know he isn't happy at work, but he rarely if ever talks to me about it. He says he doesn't want to add to my stress. Then I just feel worse.\n\nI know I may just be projecting my own anxiety and fear. But I've also heard the first year of marriage is the hardest. Add to that a baby and new house, and I feel like we've set ourselves up for a trifecta of relationship damaging. I know I need to figure my own shit out and get help if need be, etc etc, but I would feel better if I was being proactive about my marriage too. \n\nSo I ask you, fine Redditors, did you have struggles your first year (or more) of marriage & parenthood? How did you work them out? Did it get better with time? How did you keep your marriage fresh and keep showing the love during tough times?\n\nMany advance thanks for the help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Background: We met/started dating in September 2010. His father, who he was super close to, passed away in October 2011. We got married in February 2012, had a baby in July 2012, and just finished buying a home and moving. Hello stress, right?\n\nThe past few months I've had this horrible sinking feeling that my husband is realizing he doesn't love me. When I try to talk to him about it he says \"Of course I love you\", and generally turns the issue back onto me. That I'm depressed/anxious and that's why I feel how I do. \n\nI'm not going to deny that I may have some issues, especially considering it has only been a few months since having our baby and my hormones are still out of whack. But I can also tell something is wrong with him. He doesn't hardly ever smile. He plays with and takes care of our son, smiles at him, but otherwise not so much. He never compliments me anymore. He just seems kind of zombieish. I know he isn't happy at work, but he rarely if ever talks to me about it. He says he doesn't want to add to my stress. Then I just feel worse.\n\nI know I may just be projecting my own anxiety and fear. But I've also heard the first year of marriage is the hardest. Add to that a baby and new house, and I feel like we've set ourselves up for a trifecta of relationship damaging. I know I need to figure my own shit out and get help if need be, etc etc, but I would feel better if I was being proactive about my marriage too. \n\nSo I ask you, fine Redditors, did you have struggles your first year (or more) of marriage & parenthood? How did you work them out? Did it get better with time? How did you keep your marriage fresh and keep showing the love during tough times?\n\nMany advance thanks for the help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Background: We met/started dating in September 2010. His father, who he was super close to, passed away in October 2011. We got married in February 2012, had a baby in July 2012, and just finished buying a home and moving. Hello stress, right?\n\nThe past few months I've had this horrible sinking feeling that my husband is realizing he doesn't love me. When I try to talk to him about it he says \"Of course I love you\", and generally turns the issue back onto me. That I'm depressed/anxious and that's why I feel how I do. \n\nI'm not going to deny that I may have some issues, especially considering it has only been a few months since having our baby and my hormones are still out of whack. But I can also tell something is wrong with him. He doesn't hardly ever smile. He plays with and takes care of our son, smiles at him, but otherwise not so much. He never compliments me anymore. He just seems kind of zombieish. I know he isn't happy at work, but he rarely if ever talks to me about it. He says he doesn't want to add to my stress. Then I just feel worse.\n\nI know I may just be projecting my own anxiety and fear. But I've also heard the first year of marriage is the hardest. Add to that a baby and new house, and I feel like we've set ourselves up for a trifecta of relationship damaging. I know I need to figure my own shit out and get help if need be, etc etc, but I would feel better if I was being proactive about my marriage too. \n\nSo I ask you, fine Redditors, did you have struggles your first year (or more) of marriage & parenthood? How did you work them out? Did it get better with time? How did you keep your marriage fresh and keep showing the love during tough times?\n\nMany advance thanks for the help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Background: We met/started dating in September 2010. His father, who he was super close to, passed away in October 2011. We got married in February 2012, had a baby in July 2012, and just finished buying a home and moving. Hello stress, right?\n\nThe past few months I've had this horrible sinking feeling that my husband is realizing he doesn't love me. When I try to talk to him about it he says \"Of course I love you\", and generally turns the issue back onto me. That I'm depressed/anxious and that's why I feel how I do. \n\nI'm not going to deny that I may have some issues, especially considering it has only been a few months since having our baby and my hormones are still out of whack. But I can also tell something is wrong with him. He doesn't hardly ever smile. He plays with and takes care of our son, smiles at him, but otherwise not so much. He never compliments me anymore. He just seems kind of zombieish. I know he isn't happy at work, but he rarely if ever talks to me about it. He says he doesn't want to add to my stress. Then I just feel worse.\n\nI know I may just be projecting my own anxiety and fear. But I've also heard the first year of marriage is the hardest. Add to that a baby and new house, and I feel like we've set ourselves up for a trifecta of relationship damaging. I know I need to figure my own shit out and get help if need be, etc etc, but I would feel better if I was being proactive about my marriage too. \n\nSo I ask you, fine Redditors, did you have struggles your first year (or more) of marriage & parenthood? How did you work them out? Did it get better with time? How did you keep your marriage fresh and keep showing the love during tough times?\n\nMany advance thanks for the help."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hey Reddit, so my current gf I and I met a few months back and became really close friends really fast, after around 3 months we became friends with benefits, after about a month of that we realized we had feelings for each other and started dating. \n\nYesterday -three days after we started dating- she said \"I love you\", I'm pretty sure this came up fast because we were friends with benefits and because we're young. We've been dating for about a week now.\n\nNow the issue: I LOVE spending time with her, our sexual chemistry is amazing and she's just great!\nBut even with all this, I don't really feel like I'm in a relationship, I know we're dating and I'm really happy about it but it just feels like we're still friends with benefits (plus some feelings)\n\nI don't love her yet - I have feelings for her but I'm not there yet- and in all honesty I just don't know what to do\n\nShe has/is struggling with depression, that's the only real negative I have against her"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hey Reddit, so my current gf I and I met a few months back and became really close friends really fast, after around 3 months we became friends with benefits, after about a month of that we realized we had feelings for each other and started dating. \n\nYesterday -three days after we started dating- she said \"I love you\", I'm pretty sure this came up fast because we were friends with benefits and because we're young. We've been dating for about a week now.\n\nNow the issue: I LOVE spending time with her, our sexual chemistry is amazing and she's just great!\nBut even with all this, I don't really feel like I'm in a relationship, I know we're dating and I'm really happy about it but it just feels like we're still friends with benefits (plus some feelings)\n\nI don't love her yet - I have feelings for her but I'm not there yet- and in all honesty I just don't know what to do\n\nShe has/is struggling with depression, that's the only real negative I have against her"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hey Reddit, so my current gf I and I met a few months back and became really close friends really fast, after around 3 months we became friends with benefits, after about a month of that we realized we had feelings for each other and started dating. \n\nYesterday -three days after we started dating- she said \"I love you\", I'm pretty sure this came up fast because we were friends with benefits and because we're young. We've been dating for about a week now.\n\nNow the issue: I LOVE spending time with her, our sexual chemistry is amazing and she's just great!\nBut even with all this, I don't really feel like I'm in a relationship, I know we're dating and I'm really happy about it but it just feels like we're still friends with benefits (plus some feelings)\n\nI don't love her yet - I have feelings for her but I'm not there yet- and in all honesty I just don't know what to do\n\nShe has/is struggling with depression, that's the only real negative I have against her"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hey Reddit, so my current gf I and I met a few months back and became really close friends really fast, after around 3 months we became friends with benefits, after about a month of that we realized we had feelings for each other and started dating. \n\nYesterday -three days after we started dating- she said \"I love you\", I'm pretty sure this came up fast because we were friends with benefits and because we're young. We've been dating for about a week now.\n\nNow the issue: I LOVE spending time with her, our sexual chemistry is amazing and she's just great!\nBut even with all this, I don't really feel like I'm in a relationship, I know we're dating and I'm really happy about it but it just feels like we're still friends with benefits (plus some feelings)\n\nI don't love her yet - I have feelings for her but I'm not there yet- and in all honesty I just don't know what to do\n\nShe has/is struggling with depression, that's the only real negative I have against her"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hey Reddit, so my current gf I and I met a few months back and became really close friends really fast, after around 3 months we became friends with benefits, after about a month of that we realized we had feelings for each other and started dating. \n\nYesterday -three days after we started dating- she said \"I love you\", I'm pretty sure this came up fast because we were friends with benefits and because we're young. We've been dating for about a week now.\n\nNow the issue: I LOVE spending time with her, our sexual chemistry is amazing and she's just great!\nBut even with all this, I don't really feel like I'm in a relationship, I know we're dating and I'm really happy about it but it just feels like we're still friends with benefits (plus some feelings)\n\nI don't love her yet - I have feelings for her but I'm not there yet- and in all honesty I just don't know what to do\n\nShe has/is struggling with depression, that's the only real negative I have against her"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hey Reddit, so my current gf I and I met a few months back and became really close friends really fast, after around 3 months we became friends with benefits, after about a month of that we realized we had feelings for each other and started dating. \n\nYesterday -three days after we started dating- she said \"I love you\", I'm pretty sure this came up fast because we were friends with benefits and because we're young. We've been dating for about a week now.\n\nNow the issue: I LOVE spending time with her, our sexual chemistry is amazing and she's just great!\nBut even with all this, I don't really feel like I'm in a relationship, I know we're dating and I'm really happy about it but it just feels like we're still friends with benefits (plus some feelings)\n\nI don't love her yet - I have feelings for her but I'm not there yet- and in all honesty I just don't know what to do\n\nShe has/is struggling with depression, that's the only real negative I have against her"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am going to propose to my GF in Brazil at the Christ the redeemer statue. I speak Portugues and I have previous lived in Brazil, therefore I KNOW better than to take any jewelry into the country. We are both American and this will be her first time out of the country. \n\nIt was my intention to purchase a \"fake\" ring, use it as a place holder ring, just for the trip and then give her the real ring upon my return.\n\nAs I started ring shopping I was completely overwhelmed, I have no idea what she wants in a stone (mainly which cut). She is not very helpful, she is not materialistic, and she is the director of a 100+ person homeless facility so I know she doesn't want anything too flashy. \n\nSo my question to you Reddit, do I purchase a ring before? Or would it be acceptable to bring her in the decision making process after the fact and we can decide on a stone/ring together?\n\nI am not sure how that would fly, any ladies want to give their input if their BF used a \"fake\" ring and then asked you to help him pick it out after he proposed? \n\nThanks!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am going to propose to my GF in Brazil at the Christ the redeemer statue. I speak Portugues and I have previous lived in Brazil, therefore I KNOW better than to take any jewelry into the country. We are both American and this will be her first time out of the country. \n\nIt was my intention to purchase a \"fake\" ring, use it as a place holder ring, just for the trip and then give her the real ring upon my return.\n\nAs I started ring shopping I was completely overwhelmed, I have no idea what she wants in a stone (mainly which cut). She is not very helpful, she is not materialistic, and she is the director of a 100+ person homeless facility so I know she doesn't want anything too flashy. \n\nSo my question to you Reddit, do I purchase a ring before? Or would it be acceptable to bring her in the decision making process after the fact and we can decide on a stone/ring together?\n\nI am not sure how that would fly, any ladies want to give their input if their BF used a \"fake\" ring and then asked you to help him pick it out after he proposed? \n\nThanks!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am going to propose to my GF in Brazil at the Christ the redeemer statue. I speak Portugues and I have previous lived in Brazil, therefore I KNOW better than to take any jewelry into the country. We are both American and this will be her first time out of the country. \n\nIt was my intention to purchase a \"fake\" ring, use it as a place holder ring, just for the trip and then give her the real ring upon my return.\n\nAs I started ring shopping I was completely overwhelmed, I have no idea what she wants in a stone (mainly which cut). She is not very helpful, she is not materialistic, and she is the director of a 100+ person homeless facility so I know she doesn't want anything too flashy. \n\nSo my question to you Reddit, do I purchase a ring before? Or would it be acceptable to bring her in the decision making process after the fact and we can decide on a stone/ring together?\n\nI am not sure how that would fly, any ladies want to give their input if their BF used a \"fake\" ring and then asked you to help him pick it out after he proposed? \n\nThanks!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am going to propose to my GF in Brazil at the Christ the redeemer statue. I speak Portugues and I have previous lived in Brazil, therefore I KNOW better than to take any jewelry into the country. We are both American and this will be her first time out of the country. \n\nIt was my intention to purchase a \"fake\" ring, use it as a place holder ring, just for the trip and then give her the real ring upon my return.\n\nAs I started ring shopping I was completely overwhelmed, I have no idea what she wants in a stone (mainly which cut). She is not very helpful, she is not materialistic, and she is the director of a 100+ person homeless facility so I know she doesn't want anything too flashy. \n\nSo my question to you Reddit, do I purchase a ring before? Or would it be acceptable to bring her in the decision making process after the fact and we can decide on a stone/ring together?\n\nI am not sure how that would fly, any ladies want to give their input if their BF used a \"fake\" ring and then asked you to help him pick it out after he proposed? \n\nThanks!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Hello,\n\nI am going to propose to my GF in Brazil at the Christ the redeemer statue. I speak Portugues and I have previous lived in Brazil, therefore I KNOW better than to take any jewelry into the country. We are both American and this will be her first time out of the country. \n\nIt was my intention to purchase a \"fake\" ring, use it as a place holder ring, just for the trip and then give her the real ring upon my return.\n\nAs I started ring shopping I was completely overwhelmed, I have no idea what she wants in a stone (mainly which cut). She is not very helpful, she is not materialistic, and she is the director of a 100+ person homeless facility so I know she doesn't want anything too flashy. \n\nSo my question to you Reddit, do I purchase a ring before? Or would it be acceptable to bring her in the decision making process after the fact and we can decide on a stone/ring together?\n\nI am not sure how that would fly, any ladies want to give their input if their BF used a \"fake\" ring and then asked you to help him pick it out after he proposed? \n\nThanks!"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My best friend and I are huge animation dorks and we've finally decided to embark on our first animation project. Unfortunately we're about 2,500 miles apart and that won't change for another six months.\n\nWe're still in the research/concept stage (read: watch lots of cartoons and drawing pictures) and while stuff like Dropbox and Gmail have made sharing still pictures a lot easier, I haven't been able to find a good way to share videos. \n\nIdeally I'd like to be able to have the video streaming so that we're both seeing the same things at the same time, with some kind of chat option. When we're in the same room we'll watch a piece of animation a few times and pretty much talk the whole way through it about stuff like pacing, SFX, animation techniques, that kind of thing. \n\nMy Google-fu seems weak on this one because I can't seem to find anything. looking up \"private video streaming chat\" only gives me the kind of results you'd think. I know some websites will stream videos with chatrooms (4chan had an Arthur marathon a while back) but I only want it to be available to the two of us.\n\nSo, Reddit, do you have any suggestions? I'm up for websites or programs, and I have a budget of about nothing dollars and nothing cents so free would be ideal.\n\nWe're really excited about this project but we're largely self-taught and so we tend to miss out on stuff that seems pretty obvious to others."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My best friend and I are huge animation dorks and we've finally decided to embark on our first animation project. Unfortunately we're about 2,500 miles apart and that won't change for another six months.\n\nWe're still in the research/concept stage (read: watch lots of cartoons and drawing pictures) and while stuff like Dropbox and Gmail have made sharing still pictures a lot easier, I haven't been able to find a good way to share videos. \n\nIdeally I'd like to be able to have the video streaming so that we're both seeing the same things at the same time, with some kind of chat option. When we're in the same room we'll watch a piece of animation a few times and pretty much talk the whole way through it about stuff like pacing, SFX, animation techniques, that kind of thing. \n\nMy Google-fu seems weak on this one because I can't seem to find anything. looking up \"private video streaming chat\" only gives me the kind of results you'd think. I know some websites will stream videos with chatrooms (4chan had an Arthur marathon a while back) but I only want it to be available to the two of us.\n\nSo, Reddit, do you have any suggestions? I'm up for websites or programs, and I have a budget of about nothing dollars and nothing cents so free would be ideal.\n\nWe're really excited about this project but we're largely self-taught and so we tend to miss out on stuff that seems pretty obvious to others."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My best friend and I are huge animation dorks and we've finally decided to embark on our first animation project. Unfortunately we're about 2,500 miles apart and that won't change for another six months.\n\nWe're still in the research/concept stage (read: watch lots of cartoons and drawing pictures) and while stuff like Dropbox and Gmail have made sharing still pictures a lot easier, I haven't been able to find a good way to share videos. \n\nIdeally I'd like to be able to have the video streaming so that we're both seeing the same things at the same time, with some kind of chat option. When we're in the same room we'll watch a piece of animation a few times and pretty much talk the whole way through it about stuff like pacing, SFX, animation techniques, that kind of thing. \n\nMy Google-fu seems weak on this one because I can't seem to find anything. looking up \"private video streaming chat\" only gives me the kind of results you'd think. I know some websites will stream videos with chatrooms (4chan had an Arthur marathon a while back) but I only want it to be available to the two of us.\n\nSo, Reddit, do you have any suggestions? I'm up for websites or programs, and I have a budget of about nothing dollars and nothing cents so free would be ideal.\n\nWe're really excited about this project but we're largely self-taught and so we tend to miss out on stuff that seems pretty obvious to others."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My best friend and I are huge animation dorks and we've finally decided to embark on our first animation project. Unfortunately we're about 2,500 miles apart and that won't change for another six months.\n\nWe're still in the research/concept stage (read: watch lots of cartoons and drawing pictures) and while stuff like Dropbox and Gmail have made sharing still pictures a lot easier, I haven't been able to find a good way to share videos. \n\nIdeally I'd like to be able to have the video streaming so that we're both seeing the same things at the same time, with some kind of chat option. When we're in the same room we'll watch a piece of animation a few times and pretty much talk the whole way through it about stuff like pacing, SFX, animation techniques, that kind of thing. \n\nMy Google-fu seems weak on this one because I can't seem to find anything. looking up \"private video streaming chat\" only gives me the kind of results you'd think. I know some websites will stream videos with chatrooms (4chan had an Arthur marathon a while back) but I only want it to be available to the two of us.\n\nSo, Reddit, do you have any suggestions? I'm up for websites or programs, and I have a budget of about nothing dollars and nothing cents so free would be ideal.\n\nWe're really excited about this project but we're largely self-taught and so we tend to miss out on stuff that seems pretty obvious to others."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My best friend and I are huge animation dorks and we've finally decided to embark on our first animation project. Unfortunately we're about 2,500 miles apart and that won't change for another six months.\n\nWe're still in the research/concept stage (read: watch lots of cartoons and drawing pictures) and while stuff like Dropbox and Gmail have made sharing still pictures a lot easier, I haven't been able to find a good way to share videos. \n\nIdeally I'd like to be able to have the video streaming so that we're both seeing the same things at the same time, with some kind of chat option. When we're in the same room we'll watch a piece of animation a few times and pretty much talk the whole way through it about stuff like pacing, SFX, animation techniques, that kind of thing. \n\nMy Google-fu seems weak on this one because I can't seem to find anything. looking up \"private video streaming chat\" only gives me the kind of results you'd think. I know some websites will stream videos with chatrooms (4chan had an Arthur marathon a while back) but I only want it to be available to the two of us.\n\nSo, Reddit, do you have any suggestions? I'm up for websites or programs, and I have a budget of about nothing dollars and nothing cents so free would be ideal.\n\nWe're really excited about this project but we're largely self-taught and so we tend to miss out on stuff that seems pretty obvious to others."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: My best friend and I are huge animation dorks and we've finally decided to embark on our first animation project. Unfortunately we're about 2,500 miles apart and that won't change for another six months.\n\nWe're still in the research/concept stage (read: watch lots of cartoons and drawing pictures) and while stuff like Dropbox and Gmail have made sharing still pictures a lot easier, I haven't been able to find a good way to share videos. \n\nIdeally I'd like to be able to have the video streaming so that we're both seeing the same things at the same time, with some kind of chat option. When we're in the same room we'll watch a piece of animation a few times and pretty much talk the whole way through it about stuff like pacing, SFX, animation techniques, that kind of thing. \n\nMy Google-fu seems weak on this one because I can't seem to find anything. looking up \"private video streaming chat\" only gives me the kind of results you'd think. I know some websites will stream videos with chatrooms (4chan had an Arthur marathon a while back) but I only want it to be available to the two of us.\n\nSo, Reddit, do you have any suggestions? I'm up for websites or programs, and I have a budget of about nothing dollars and nothing cents so free would be ideal.\n\nWe're really excited about this project but we're largely self-taught and so we tend to miss out on stuff that seems pretty obvious to others."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Validation from others is quite nice, but never lasts longer than the moment it's admitted. \n\nHave substances/alcohol held you up in the past? Was it a psychological thing that just clicked one day? Was it therapy? \n\nI am caught in a never ending loop, complete with amazing ups and the worst downs. I just can't help but wonder how other people stay sane by themselves? \n\nAlso, is it possible some people just do better in situations that help assure themselves that they're worthwhile? \n\nI feel like there are many variations of this, or many ways that cause this need for outside acceptance."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Validation from others is quite nice, but never lasts longer than the moment it's admitted. \n\nHave substances/alcohol held you up in the past? Was it a psychological thing that just clicked one day? Was it therapy? \n\nI am caught in a never ending loop, complete with amazing ups and the worst downs. I just can't help but wonder how other people stay sane by themselves? \n\nAlso, is it possible some people just do better in situations that help assure themselves that they're worthwhile? \n\nI feel like there are many variations of this, or many ways that cause this need for outside acceptance."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Validation from others is quite nice, but never lasts longer than the moment it's admitted. \n\nHave substances/alcohol held you up in the past? Was it a psychological thing that just clicked one day? Was it therapy? \n\nI am caught in a never ending loop, complete with amazing ups and the worst downs. I just can't help but wonder how other people stay sane by themselves? \n\nAlso, is it possible some people just do better in situations that help assure themselves that they're worthwhile? \n\nI feel like there are many variations of this, or many ways that cause this need for outside acceptance."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Validation from others is quite nice, but never lasts longer than the moment it's admitted. \n\nHave substances/alcohol held you up in the past? Was it a psychological thing that just clicked one day? Was it therapy? \n\nI am caught in a never ending loop, complete with amazing ups and the worst downs. I just can't help but wonder how other people stay sane by themselves? \n\nAlso, is it possible some people just do better in situations that help assure themselves that they're worthwhile? \n\nI feel like there are many variations of this, or many ways that cause this need for outside acceptance."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Validation from others is quite nice, but never lasts longer than the moment it's admitted. \n\nHave substances/alcohol held you up in the past? Was it a psychological thing that just clicked one day? Was it therapy? \n\nI am caught in a never ending loop, complete with amazing ups and the worst downs. I just can't help but wonder how other people stay sane by themselves? \n\nAlso, is it possible some people just do better in situations that help assure themselves that they're worthwhile? \n\nI feel like there are many variations of this, or many ways that cause this need for outside acceptance."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know there have been a few posts on this subreddit about this, but they're at least a few months old so I wanted to see if there are any new opinions. Plus, apparently this is a *controversial topic* [over at The Knot](\n\nI'm going to have our officiant ask our guests to put away cameras and cell phones during the ceremony. It's a small, long room and there won't be much space for our photographer to move around. Plus, the ceremony will be at night, so I don't want a bunch of camera flashes going off all the time. However, I'm wondering about the reception.\n\nI've seen [\"Don't Be That Guy\"]( and read [the Huffington Post article about unplugged weddings]( \n\nBased on the article, I'm wondering if it's okay to ask guests to refrain from pictures during big reception moments (first dance, cake cutting, etc.) because our photographer and videographer will be working very hard to capture those as well. I don't want them to feel restricted in the photos they can take (and I want to welcome them to take photos of literally anything else during the reception), but I also fear guests will be offended by this request and take pictures anyway. I trust the people we've hired to capture these moments, but I don't want them to have to deal with people stepping in their way or even being asked to move aside so random guests can \"get the shot.\"\n\nSo, Weddit: What's your take on having a partially unplugged reception? I know that's a hard thing to ask guests, so I'm wondering if it's worth it. Does one unplug completely if they don't want pictures during big reception moments? Would you allow pictures as long as they aren't within like 5 feet of us or something? Is this super bridezilla-ish? If this is a totally OK thing to do, how do you communicate it?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know there have been a few posts on this subreddit about this, but they're at least a few months old so I wanted to see if there are any new opinions. Plus, apparently this is a *controversial topic* [over at The Knot](\n\nI'm going to have our officiant ask our guests to put away cameras and cell phones during the ceremony. It's a small, long room and there won't be much space for our photographer to move around. Plus, the ceremony will be at night, so I don't want a bunch of camera flashes going off all the time. However, I'm wondering about the reception.\n\nI've seen [\"Don't Be That Guy\"]( and read [the Huffington Post article about unplugged weddings]( \n\nBased on the article, I'm wondering if it's okay to ask guests to refrain from pictures during big reception moments (first dance, cake cutting, etc.) because our photographer and videographer will be working very hard to capture those as well. I don't want them to feel restricted in the photos they can take (and I want to welcome them to take photos of literally anything else during the reception), but I also fear guests will be offended by this request and take pictures anyway. I trust the people we've hired to capture these moments, but I don't want them to have to deal with people stepping in their way or even being asked to move aside so random guests can \"get the shot.\"\n\nSo, Weddit: What's your take on having a partially unplugged reception? I know that's a hard thing to ask guests, so I'm wondering if it's worth it. Does one unplug completely if they don't want pictures during big reception moments? Would you allow pictures as long as they aren't within like 5 feet of us or something? Is this super bridezilla-ish? If this is a totally OK thing to do, how do you communicate it?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know there have been a few posts on this subreddit about this, but they're at least a few months old so I wanted to see if there are any new opinions. Plus, apparently this is a *controversial topic* [over at The Knot](\n\nI'm going to have our officiant ask our guests to put away cameras and cell phones during the ceremony. It's a small, long room and there won't be much space for our photographer to move around. Plus, the ceremony will be at night, so I don't want a bunch of camera flashes going off all the time. However, I'm wondering about the reception.\n\nI've seen [\"Don't Be That Guy\"]( and read [the Huffington Post article about unplugged weddings]( \n\nBased on the article, I'm wondering if it's okay to ask guests to refrain from pictures during big reception moments (first dance, cake cutting, etc.) because our photographer and videographer will be working very hard to capture those as well. I don't want them to feel restricted in the photos they can take (and I want to welcome them to take photos of literally anything else during the reception), but I also fear guests will be offended by this request and take pictures anyway. I trust the people we've hired to capture these moments, but I don't want them to have to deal with people stepping in their way or even being asked to move aside so random guests can \"get the shot.\"\n\nSo, Weddit: What's your take on having a partially unplugged reception? I know that's a hard thing to ask guests, so I'm wondering if it's worth it. Does one unplug completely if they don't want pictures during big reception moments? Would you allow pictures as long as they aren't within like 5 feet of us or something? Is this super bridezilla-ish? If this is a totally OK thing to do, how do you communicate it?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know there have been a few posts on this subreddit about this, but they're at least a few months old so I wanted to see if there are any new opinions. Plus, apparently this is a *controversial topic* [over at The Knot](\n\nI'm going to have our officiant ask our guests to put away cameras and cell phones during the ceremony. It's a small, long room and there won't be much space for our photographer to move around. Plus, the ceremony will be at night, so I don't want a bunch of camera flashes going off all the time. However, I'm wondering about the reception.\n\nI've seen [\"Don't Be That Guy\"]( and read [the Huffington Post article about unplugged weddings]( \n\nBased on the article, I'm wondering if it's okay to ask guests to refrain from pictures during big reception moments (first dance, cake cutting, etc.) because our photographer and videographer will be working very hard to capture those as well. I don't want them to feel restricted in the photos they can take (and I want to welcome them to take photos of literally anything else during the reception), but I also fear guests will be offended by this request and take pictures anyway. I trust the people we've hired to capture these moments, but I don't want them to have to deal with people stepping in their way or even being asked to move aside so random guests can \"get the shot.\"\n\nSo, Weddit: What's your take on having a partially unplugged reception? I know that's a hard thing to ask guests, so I'm wondering if it's worth it. Does one unplug completely if they don't want pictures during big reception moments? Would you allow pictures as long as they aren't within like 5 feet of us or something? Is this super bridezilla-ish? If this is a totally OK thing to do, how do you communicate it?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know there have been a few posts on this subreddit about this, but they're at least a few months old so I wanted to see if there are any new opinions. Plus, apparently this is a *controversial topic* [over at The Knot](\n\nI'm going to have our officiant ask our guests to put away cameras and cell phones during the ceremony. It's a small, long room and there won't be much space for our photographer to move around. Plus, the ceremony will be at night, so I don't want a bunch of camera flashes going off all the time. However, I'm wondering about the reception.\n\nI've seen [\"Don't Be That Guy\"]( and read [the Huffington Post article about unplugged weddings]( \n\nBased on the article, I'm wondering if it's okay to ask guests to refrain from pictures during big reception moments (first dance, cake cutting, etc.) because our photographer and videographer will be working very hard to capture those as well. I don't want them to feel restricted in the photos they can take (and I want to welcome them to take photos of literally anything else during the reception), but I also fear guests will be offended by this request and take pictures anyway. I trust the people we've hired to capture these moments, but I don't want them to have to deal with people stepping in their way or even being asked to move aside so random guests can \"get the shot.\"\n\nSo, Weddit: What's your take on having a partially unplugged reception? I know that's a hard thing to ask guests, so I'm wondering if it's worth it. Does one unplug completely if they don't want pictures during big reception moments? Would you allow pictures as long as they aren't within like 5 feet of us or something? Is this super bridezilla-ish? If this is a totally OK thing to do, how do you communicate it?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: I know there have been a few posts on this subreddit about this, but they're at least a few months old so I wanted to see if there are any new opinions. Plus, apparently this is a *controversial topic* [over at The Knot](\n\nI'm going to have our officiant ask our guests to put away cameras and cell phones during the ceremony. It's a small, long room and there won't be much space for our photographer to move around. Plus, the ceremony will be at night, so I don't want a bunch of camera flashes going off all the time. However, I'm wondering about the reception.\n\nI've seen [\"Don't Be That Guy\"]( and read [the Huffington Post article about unplugged weddings]( \n\nBased on the article, I'm wondering if it's okay to ask guests to refrain from pictures during big reception moments (first dance, cake cutting, etc.) because our photographer and videographer will be working very hard to capture those as well. I don't want them to feel restricted in the photos they can take (and I want to welcome them to take photos of literally anything else during the reception), but I also fear guests will be offended by this request and take pictures anyway. I trust the people we've hired to capture these moments, but I don't want them to have to deal with people stepping in their way or even being asked to move aside so random guests can \"get the shot.\"\n\nSo, Weddit: What's your take on having a partially unplugged reception? I know that's a hard thing to ask guests, so I'm wondering if it's worth it. Does one unplug completely if they don't want pictures during big reception moments? Would you allow pictures as long as they aren't within like 5 feet of us or something? Is this super bridezilla-ish? If this is a totally OK thing to do, how do you communicate it?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so, a little bit of background. I'm a twenty-one year old female, I make about $750 a week from my job (give and take) and currently all my money goes toward paying bills and rent which average around $2700 a month (We live in NYC). I usually use the rest on lunch for myself, and whatever expenses my dog needs (food, medication, occasional toys) which averages at about another $200 a month. I'm actually behind on rent by a month but all bills are current and paid.\n\nFurther, my mother hasn't had a job since she got laid off of her $46k paying job in Feb. 2013. She has been actively looking, sending out her resume every day about 5-10 times a day. She's been on unemployment, and now on welfare, which is measly, all it covers is food. \n\nMy mother has over 15+ years of experience in the Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeping/Clerical field but NO college degree. She has a High School Diploma though. She's held high jobs, both of which are 6-10 years and then had lower ones over 20 years ago (She's 52). We list the top two jobs since their most recent on her resume. And no luck ever. She's had a handful of interviews. All of which obviously turned out well.\n\nAt this point, I'm stressed to my limit, crying, and unsure of what to do next. I haven't been able to save, especially for emergencies, just in case my dog needs to go to the vet, as well as for a cheap car (every time I need one, Zipcars cost to much but I have to deal with it), paying student loans, credit cards, etc. All I do is work to support myself and I'm becoming over-exhausted. My boyfriend of 16 months tries to help out when he can (but my pride really doesn't let him I hate it so much taking money from him) but I really need my mother to find a job. It's been demanding and is really taking a toll on my heath. I have no idea what to do next. \n\nCan anyone offer advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so, a little bit of background. I'm a twenty-one year old female, I make about $750 a week from my job (give and take) and currently all my money goes toward paying bills and rent which average around $2700 a month (We live in NYC). I usually use the rest on lunch for myself, and whatever expenses my dog needs (food, medication, occasional toys) which averages at about another $200 a month. I'm actually behind on rent by a month but all bills are current and paid.\n\nFurther, my mother hasn't had a job since she got laid off of her $46k paying job in Feb. 2013. She has been actively looking, sending out her resume every day about 5-10 times a day. She's been on unemployment, and now on welfare, which is measly, all it covers is food. \n\nMy mother has over 15+ years of experience in the Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeping/Clerical field but NO college degree. She has a High School Diploma though. She's held high jobs, both of which are 6-10 years and then had lower ones over 20 years ago (She's 52). We list the top two jobs since their most recent on her resume. And no luck ever. She's had a handful of interviews. All of which obviously turned out well.\n\nAt this point, I'm stressed to my limit, crying, and unsure of what to do next. I haven't been able to save, especially for emergencies, just in case my dog needs to go to the vet, as well as for a cheap car (every time I need one, Zipcars cost to much but I have to deal with it), paying student loans, credit cards, etc. All I do is work to support myself and I'm becoming over-exhausted. My boyfriend of 16 months tries to help out when he can (but my pride really doesn't let him I hate it so much taking money from him) but I really need my mother to find a job. It's been demanding and is really taking a toll on my heath. I have no idea what to do next. \n\nCan anyone offer advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so, a little bit of background. I'm a twenty-one year old female, I make about $750 a week from my job (give and take) and currently all my money goes toward paying bills and rent which average around $2700 a month (We live in NYC). I usually use the rest on lunch for myself, and whatever expenses my dog needs (food, medication, occasional toys) which averages at about another $200 a month. I'm actually behind on rent by a month but all bills are current and paid.\n\nFurther, my mother hasn't had a job since she got laid off of her $46k paying job in Feb. 2013. She has been actively looking, sending out her resume every day about 5-10 times a day. She's been on unemployment, and now on welfare, which is measly, all it covers is food. \n\nMy mother has over 15+ years of experience in the Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeping/Clerical field but NO college degree. She has a High School Diploma though. She's held high jobs, both of which are 6-10 years and then had lower ones over 20 years ago (She's 52). We list the top two jobs since their most recent on her resume. And no luck ever. She's had a handful of interviews. All of which obviously turned out well.\n\nAt this point, I'm stressed to my limit, crying, and unsure of what to do next. I haven't been able to save, especially for emergencies, just in case my dog needs to go to the vet, as well as for a cheap car (every time I need one, Zipcars cost to much but I have to deal with it), paying student loans, credit cards, etc. All I do is work to support myself and I'm becoming over-exhausted. My boyfriend of 16 months tries to help out when he can (but my pride really doesn't let him I hate it so much taking money from him) but I really need my mother to find a job. It's been demanding and is really taking a toll on my heath. I have no idea what to do next. \n\nCan anyone offer advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so, a little bit of background. I'm a twenty-one year old female, I make about $750 a week from my job (give and take) and currently all my money goes toward paying bills and rent which average around $2700 a month (We live in NYC). I usually use the rest on lunch for myself, and whatever expenses my dog needs (food, medication, occasional toys) which averages at about another $200 a month. I'm actually behind on rent by a month but all bills are current and paid.\n\nFurther, my mother hasn't had a job since she got laid off of her $46k paying job in Feb. 2013. She has been actively looking, sending out her resume every day about 5-10 times a day. She's been on unemployment, and now on welfare, which is measly, all it covers is food. \n\nMy mother has over 15+ years of experience in the Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeping/Clerical field but NO college degree. She has a High School Diploma though. She's held high jobs, both of which are 6-10 years and then had lower ones over 20 years ago (She's 52). We list the top two jobs since their most recent on her resume. And no luck ever. She's had a handful of interviews. All of which obviously turned out well.\n\nAt this point, I'm stressed to my limit, crying, and unsure of what to do next. I haven't been able to save, especially for emergencies, just in case my dog needs to go to the vet, as well as for a cheap car (every time I need one, Zipcars cost to much but I have to deal with it), paying student loans, credit cards, etc. All I do is work to support myself and I'm becoming over-exhausted. My boyfriend of 16 months tries to help out when he can (but my pride really doesn't let him I hate it so much taking money from him) but I really need my mother to find a job. It's been demanding and is really taking a toll on my heath. I have no idea what to do next. \n\nCan anyone offer advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so, a little bit of background. I'm a twenty-one year old female, I make about $750 a week from my job (give and take) and currently all my money goes toward paying bills and rent which average around $2700 a month (We live in NYC). I usually use the rest on lunch for myself, and whatever expenses my dog needs (food, medication, occasional toys) which averages at about another $200 a month. I'm actually behind on rent by a month but all bills are current and paid.\n\nFurther, my mother hasn't had a job since she got laid off of her $46k paying job in Feb. 2013. She has been actively looking, sending out her resume every day about 5-10 times a day. She's been on unemployment, and now on welfare, which is measly, all it covers is food. \n\nMy mother has over 15+ years of experience in the Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeping/Clerical field but NO college degree. She has a High School Diploma though. She's held high jobs, both of which are 6-10 years and then had lower ones over 20 years ago (She's 52). We list the top two jobs since their most recent on her resume. And no luck ever. She's had a handful of interviews. All of which obviously turned out well.\n\nAt this point, I'm stressed to my limit, crying, and unsure of what to do next. I haven't been able to save, especially for emergencies, just in case my dog needs to go to the vet, as well as for a cheap car (every time I need one, Zipcars cost to much but I have to deal with it), paying student loans, credit cards, etc. All I do is work to support myself and I'm becoming over-exhausted. My boyfriend of 16 months tries to help out when he can (but my pride really doesn't let him I hate it so much taking money from him) but I really need my mother to find a job. It's been demanding and is really taking a toll on my heath. I have no idea what to do next. \n\nCan anyone offer advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: Okay so, a little bit of background. I'm a twenty-one year old female, I make about $750 a week from my job (give and take) and currently all my money goes toward paying bills and rent which average around $2700 a month (We live in NYC). I usually use the rest on lunch for myself, and whatever expenses my dog needs (food, medication, occasional toys) which averages at about another $200 a month. I'm actually behind on rent by a month but all bills are current and paid.\n\nFurther, my mother hasn't had a job since she got laid off of her $46k paying job in Feb. 2013. She has been actively looking, sending out her resume every day about 5-10 times a day. She's been on unemployment, and now on welfare, which is measly, all it covers is food. \n\nMy mother has over 15+ years of experience in the Administrative Assistant/Bookkeeping/Clerical field but NO college degree. She has a High School Diploma though. She's held high jobs, both of which are 6-10 years and then had lower ones over 20 years ago (She's 52). We list the top two jobs since their most recent on her resume. And no luck ever. She's had a handful of interviews. All of which obviously turned out well.\n\nAt this point, I'm stressed to my limit, crying, and unsure of what to do next. I haven't been able to save, especially for emergencies, just in case my dog needs to go to the vet, as well as for a cheap car (every time I need one, Zipcars cost to much but I have to deal with it), paying student loans, credit cards, etc. All I do is work to support myself and I'm becoming over-exhausted. My boyfriend of 16 months tries to help out when he can (but my pride really doesn't let him I hate it so much taking money from him) but I really need my mother to find a job. It's been demanding and is really taking a toll on my heath. I have no idea what to do next. \n\nCan anyone offer advice?"
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
} |
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"text": "System: I want you to summarize this text\nDocument: So I got called in to work today, which is awesome for me because I'm looking for all the hours I can get right now. BUT I'm totally baffled by how lazy a few of the people I'm working with already are. We've been open for FOUR days now, and already today we had THREE drivers call in sick. What on earth are people thinking? Also, two nights in a row now the people I closed with have spent the last three or so hours of our shift complaining about how they want to be done and go to sleep. I can understand a comment or two about maybe being a little sleepy or a little hungry. But there is no reason that you need to be complaining to no end about how much you hate this night shift when you just started. I know damn well that you got to pick most of your shifts this week, and if you knew you had school work to do after work, YOU SHOULD NOT HAVE SIGNED UP FOR THE NIGHT SHIFT. AND already I've seen employees treating things as if they have been there for years. (sweeping things under tables, not cleaning things all the way, not taking the extra TWO seconds to sanitize something before putting it away). Apparently I'm one of the few people there that actually want to do my BEST job while I'm working, there's no reason not to put your best foot forward when you're at work, especially when the store has just opened and we need to do our best to get customers. But it's already apparent that some of these people prepare themselves to put in about 60% into what they are doing. No wonder these people are talking about having so many jobs before this, they probably were let go because they were being ridiculous. Alright, got that out of my system, I just hope they figure these things out before they get fired."
} |
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