jaijai said:So, we know that Chris had a couple of jobs way-back-when. Wendy's and that Cutco sales thing. Beyond that, how much has he actually tried looking for and applying for work? Or is the tugboat just too good to lose?
Those were probably lies in order to hide his laziness from other people. As in the call with Kacey's father.Jackolantern said:He's said he was applying for stuff like Target and Toys r Us but it's Chris so dunno of he actually did anything.
The Dude said:Do they have an Autistic Division of Workforce Services or ASD Temp Agencies?
Poison_Ivy said:The Dude said:Do they have an Autistic Division of Workforce Services or ASD Temp Agencies?
I know for a fact they do in Pennsylvania. The school I went to was highly regarded for its OSD program. I saw commercials for the linked organized below all the time.
http://www.worksforme-pa.org
CatParty said:Poison_Ivy said:The Dude said:Do they have an Autistic Division of Workforce Services or ASD Temp Agencies?
I know for a fact they do in Pennsylvania. The school I went to was highly regarded for its OSD program. I saw commercials for the linked organized below all the time.
http://www.worksforme-pa.org
chris would get fired from that
The thing is at this point I honestly don't think he's capable of keeping a job for any length of time. Between his laziness and general paranoia he would lose the job (and job agency's support) fairly quickly.Venusaur said:If he tried, or maybe worked with an agency that helped "special people", he could probably get an easy repetitive job that he could so.
MrTroll said:Who the hell would hire him? For anything?
Chris wouldn't just be competing with normal people for any job that he could possibly do. He'd be competing with other autistics, almost all of whom would probably make better employees. As far as hiring Chris is concerned, if he's choice A, go with choice B every time, no matter what.