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Last evening I went to my video/game rental behemoth to get another game title for my son (ok, it was for me also) and not paying Career Success Through Healthy Interactions Outside of their recent ‘no late fee’, everyone's 'local' video store has initiated a few 'new policies'.Have you ever noticed that for some colleagues and bosses you'll move mountains while for others, you can't seem to do anything right? What's going on here? Is it just you or is there a larger issue at work?Recently a friend and I were discussing an incident where she lost her "stop-gap" job as a sales clerk at a bookstore. She's a professional woman who had been supplementing her free-lance writing income with several days a week at this local br I recently went to my local (albeit a nationwide conglomerate) video store to get a game for my son. This is certainly not an unfamiliar occurrence as he has had a game console before he could walk. As usual, I walk up to the counter to provide my video rental card (although everyone behind the counter knows me) and lo' and behold I am told that they need a 'major' credit card on my file to rent the game. What?! As it turns out (and not surprisingly) that this new policy is in place due to the fact that an undisclosed number of people are not returning their games (I always wondered what the insurance statistitions did on their time off). From a business stand point I understand. From a consumer stand point I think that it should be based on individuals. How the rest of consumers interact with video rentals is truly none of my concern. I have never kept a game or even a video and if I had, I would suspect that my account would be closed or significantly overcharged for the 'purchase'. This I can handle, if I mess up then charge me accordingly. But if a few (or even more) bad apples spoil the bushel, then why am I to be held responsible for them? 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This I can handle, if I mess up then charge me accordingly. But if a few (or even more) bad apples spoil the bushel, then why am I to be held responsible for them? Needless to say (with no uncertain amount of grumbling) I gave them my credit card to simply acquire a game.Whether you are a full time affiliate marketer or running a business, online or off. Your success is going to depend on the advertising you do.All successful business owners will tell you a huge amount of their time and/or budget goes into advertising. So to keep from wasting your valued time or your hard earned money, it only makes sense to make wise choices when you advertise.Fortunately for those advertising online there is a huge market of You would think that this would be the end of my rant. Unfortunately it doesn't stop there. Last evening I went to my video/game rental behemoth to get another game title for my son (ok, it was for me also) and not paying How Much Drama Do You Need In Your Job? (with no uncertain amount of grumbling) I gave them my credit card to simply acquire a game.I know a lot of people who simply can’t hold down conventional jobs.Ok, many are artists of one sort or another; painters, actors, designers, writers, and speakers.To them, a typical nine-to-five gig looks like a set from “Dawn of The Dead.” Actually, it’s worse, because there’s at least some excitement, some mystery, some juiciness in a setting where the undead feed on the living.In a typical office, there are no “living,” according t You would think that this would be the end of my rant. Unfortunately it doesn't stop there. Last evening I went to my video/game rental behemoth to get another game title for my son (ok, it was for me also) and not paying close attention I inadvertently picked up an X-box game NOT an X-box 360 game. What was I thinking? Only to get the game home and realize a return trip is in order. Thankfully, my son has reached the ever cherished moment in a young man's life of having a driver’s license. I sent him on the journey to exchange the shortcomings of his father. Only to hear that when he gets back that my account has been 'dog-eared' with a notation that we may be trying to scam them with free credit rentals. What?! Evidently, there are some additionally unscrupulous characters out there that will play a game for 15-20 minutes only to return the game for an additional title so that they can play THAT game for 15-20 minutes and so on... and so on.... OK, I am far from perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but all you have to do is look at my account activity to realize that this a first occurrence and there is no level of abuse. But, nonetheless, my account has been tarnished. The worst part about this is how they made my son feel upon trying to exchange the item. I can only imagine the Cruella type looks he received from the degreed psychologist that is working part-time at a video store (must need gas money). This of course prompted a phone call and try as I might (even with the t
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