The year was 1999. It was early June, when a guy named Max Kelly was about to have a crisis. He lived with his wife Kailey Kelly. He worked at a bank named TD Canada Trust on Queen Street, in Toronto. But his boss’ name was Bobby Graham and he was very mean to him. His boss picked on him even though he was the hardest working banker in the city. But one day the boss had enough and just wanted to get rid of Max so he fired him. “Max Kelly, you’re fired,” said Max’s boss. “Why?” asked Max. “You’re fired because you don’t work hard enough,” said Bobby. “What do you mean? I’m the only one here that works my hardest,” replied Max. “Get out of this bank. You’re fired and that’s that!” said Bobby. Max went home that day sad. When he opened the …show more content…
“I just got fired,” replied Max. “Why’d they fire you? Aren’t you one of the hardest working bankers in this city?” Kailey said. “That’s what I thought, but I guess that’s not how my boss feels,” replied Max It was a very sad time for Max Kelly. He tried and tried to get a new job, but no one was hiring. He soon became late on paying rent. Their Landlord threatened to evict them. Their landlord's name was Cassius Wyndham. “If you don’t pay rent by next month I’m kicking you out” said Cassius Wyndham. Then one day Max was looking through the newspaper and saw that there was a job opening at a local bank. The name of the bank was “RBC Royal Bank”. Max went to the bank the next day for a job interview. “Hi, my name is Max Kelly, and I am here for a job interview because I saw you had an opening,.” said Max. “Oh yes, I see you have an appointment about a job here,” said the lady at the receptionist desk. “Right through that door to your right. Have a seat in any of those chairs,” Said the lady. Max walked through the doors and had a seat on the closest chair. After five minutes, a voice on a speaker soon said “Max Kelly, your interview is …show more content…
“Please have a seat,” said the man. Max sat down. “My name is Jacob Hambleton, I hear you are looking for a job. Is that why you’re here?” asked Jacob. “Yes that is why I’m here. I saw in the paper that you were looking for more bankers. So I came for a job interview,” Max Replied. “Well tell me why you need the job, and why you think you deserve it and then we’ll go over your resume,” said Jacob. “I need this job because I’m behind on rent and I was fired from my last bank for no reason, and I think, I deserve this job because I am very hardworking and I have a family to feed,” Max
Max Powers trusted people he thought were his “best friends”, but not all friends are best friends, as Max would soon find out. Max was blinded by the fact that he recently received a will of $12.4 million, due to a skydiving accident that resulted in his parent 's death. He didn’t even realize that his previous “best friends” (Dez Tenney,Chloe Goode,Beverly Hills, Ray Leetuff) were plotting to kill him and become millionaires themselves. Max hosted a housewarming party, at his new place in a very expensive neighborhood due to the fact that he recently received $12.4 million. Max invited Dez, Chloe, Beverly, and Ray because he considered these people to be his best friends, but what he didn 't know was his so called ¨best friends¨ only accepted
What drives people to do things? It would be foolish to call this a simple question, but a possibility would be that the most important factor in why people choose to do something is to feel accomplished about themselves and their actions because as humans, people only do things that they believe will accomplish something good. Some might say that people can do things for no reason. However, everyone has a reason to do something, it might just be hard to find, like going on an unknown path out of curiosity, or randomly dancing for fun. Judith Ortiz Cofer's Abuela Invents
Mary Jane was a woman from California she was married to a man by the name of Dan and they had two children Brad and Stacey. They had to move to Seattle because her husband Dan had gotten a job offer at Microrule. When they moved it wasn't long before when Mary Jane found a job as a supervisor at First Guarantee Financial, this was one of Seattle's largest financial institutions. Everything had been going good for both of them. Then after twelve months of being in Seattle Mary Jane's husband was rushed to the hospital with a burst aneurysm unfortunately he never regained consciousness and then died. It was real tough on Mary Jane but she went on, she had to support her family as a single parent. So three years had gone by when Mary Jane accepted a promotion to move up to the third floor at First Guarantee Financial. The third floor was a place that everyone talked about they basically bad mouthed about them, they did not have a good reputation. They were known as the energy dump. The only reason why Mary Jane was taking this job was because when her husband passed away not all the medical expenses were covered so she had to pay for them and provide for the family. At the same time she wondered what had she gotten into. If she only knew what she had in for her?
“He has a great working relationship with all the departments. He's a very agreeable person, and he does everything you could ask of him.”
The depression hits and Maurice is asked by co-workers to attend meeting to deal with issues of layoff threats but he refuses in order to play hockey instead. Management observes the conversations and tries to get information from Maurice but, he refuses to co-operate therefore was sent to garbage duty after work.
Henry couldn’t believe it, he was ecstatic, he then looked over at Ben, he was sitting in the corner of the room alone, Henry knew how out of place he probably felt but he knew what he had to do. He turned back to Morgan and said, “I’m highly honored for the offer, but I believe I know someone more
Max scampered to the big green tree. He ran all around, until... there it was! A tiny box, WITH MAX'S NAME ON IT! "Oh boy, oh boy!" said Max. "Could it be?!" He pushed the box into his hole and began to open it in front of his Mama and Papa.
When he went to ask, his mother was the only one at home because his dad was at work. His mom said yes, he could have the job. He was so excited because now he could earn money to get his
The banker was frantic. A large mob was gathering outside his bank and the people were clamoring for their money. The banker called the Federal Reserve Bank in Minneapolis and warned that unless this "mad run" were stopped, he would soon be out of currency. With the bank nearly two-hundred miles from Minneapolis, a small plane carrying two Federal Reserve Bank officials and a half-million dollars in cash were quickly flown into town. Upon approaching the town the pilot guided the plane low over the main street in a sensational arrival and then landed. From there, the money was carried ceremoniously into town and stacked along the bank's teller windows. The sight of the money calmed the customers fears and saved the bank from failing.
Bryan arrived at Vaughn’s loft and he was heated. He walked up to the front door and looked for Vaughn’s name. He founded it and then pushed the button. A couple seconds later Vaughn answers over the inter come.
Michael goes to the doctor's office for an appointment. Before going in, Michael gives the receptionist his insurance card before being given a pile of paperwork to fill out. Somewhere in that pile of paperwork is a consent form for billing. After visiting
"I'm your boss, and it's Mr. Richardson." He sat down, with authority in his eyes. "Now, do you have the
“So I noticed,” she said. “We’ll find a way. I know we will.” She read my doubt. “This is an obstacle, not a dead end. You’re still learning on the job. You haven’t given yourself enough time to make it work.”
“So you were just trying to push me past my limits, is that correct?” Oliver questioned.
Learning about Mr. Duffy's occupation, we discover that he has been in the same position for many years, thus providing consistency as a form of order. He works as a cashier in a private bank, a very predictable, day-in-day-out position to support his need for regulation. As we read further into the story, Mr. Duffy stays in this position for four more years, continuing his same occupational routine.