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Old 12-20-2006, 08:50 PM   #1
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Default Yeah James was Cranky in the ep-"the Checkup", but he was still right about Thelma

Working Hours at McDonald's. There is no way a Teenage Female should have beeen working a 7pm to 11pm Shift. Why would thelma even accept a shift so late in the Evening knowing she had to wae up and go to school and knowing how dangerous the Streets can be that time of Night?? 4pm to 7pm or 8pm would make more sense instead of a 16/17 year old getting off work at 11pm.
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Maybe those were the only hours available to her. I am sure all the good shifts were already taken.

Besides, it wouldn't make sense for the writers to put in the script that she be offered an earlier shift, because then James wouldn't have a reason to get upset.
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Maybe those were the only hours available to her. I am sure all the good shifts were already taken.

Besides, it wouldn't make sense for the writers to put in the script that she be offered an earlier shift, because then James wouldn't have a reason to get upset.


Irene are you turning into-"IT WAS IN THE SCRIPT MEMBER????"""
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Old 12-20-2006, 09:03 PM   #4
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Irene are you turning into-"IT WAS IN THE SCRIPT MEMBER????"""
Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo way. I just wanted to provide two inputs.

So, what do you think? Could be that the late shift was the only possible hours left at McDonald's?
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Noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo way. I just wanted to provide two inputs.

So, what do you think? Could be that the late shift was the only possible hours left at McDonald's?


I think Thelma should have asked James First before decided to work the Shift 7p to 11pm. And why would Thelma want to Work so late at such a YOUNG AGE?-lol
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I think Thelma should have asked James First before decided to work the Shift 7p to 11pm. And why would Thelma want to Work so late at such a YOUNG AGE?-lol
Well, she didn't actually start work yet, but she did apply and get the job.

A young girl wants spending money, especially for hair care stuff, clothes, make-up, you know the $$$ was tight in that house. Also, she wanted to be able to help the family.
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Well, she didn't actually start work yet, but she did apply and get the job.

A young girl wants spending money, especially for hair care stuff, clothes, make-up, you know the $$$ was tight in that house. Also, she wanted to be able to help the family.


I know but like when I was 16 i preferred a AFTER SCHOOL JOB instead of leaving the House at 7pm to go to a Job on a school night-lol Like The Teenagers I see in the Afternoon working when I go to the Mall to buy Music, they are on a late afternoon shift. And if a Teenager did take a 7pm to 11pm shift, she would have to have parents with a car so she could get picked up
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Working Hours at McDonald's. There is no way a Teenage Female should have beeen working a 7pm to 11pm Shift. Why would thelma even accept a shift so late in the Evening knowing she had to wae up and go to school and knowing how dangerous the Streets can be that time of Night?? 4pm to 7pm or 8pm would make more sense instead of a 16/17 year old getting off work at 11pm.

Wasn't there a thread about this sometime back?

You know you have talked a show to death when you start to make the same threads over and over.
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Wasn't there a thread about this sometime back?

You know you have talked a show to death when you start to make the same threads over and over.


No I never discussed Thelma's Work Hours in the Checkup ep.
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No I never discussed Thelma's Work Hours in the Checkup ep.

Yes you did
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No I did Not. When I talked about this ep, I was talking about the Chair Incident
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Nope You talked about it
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Well it must have been in 2004
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Hey, she was gonna be protected. JJ was gonna walk her home nights.
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Hey, she was gonna be protected. JJ was gonna walk her home nights.

She must have really wanted that job because she knew damn well that J.J was not going to PROTECT HER-lol
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