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Re: we ALL hate delphi....
Posted by Mita at 03/05/2001 2:27 AM EST


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In Reply to: Re: utc
Posted by Jestin on 03/04/2001 9:47 PM EST:



oh yeah...it still bothers me about what you mean when you said "we ALL hate them" (Chief Delphi)...what do you mean "ALL"? do you mean your whole team or ALL the teams on the east coast (assuming youre from the east coast) or ALL the first teams?

since youre a rookie on that team (not sure if youve been on other teams before), have you talked to ALL first team members and asked them if they ALL hate us? just curious...

because i surely dont hate Chief Delphi...in fact, i LOVE them because i've learned soo much from being on the team (99-00)...i mean, from working with CADETs, to preparing and running the CDI, to working on the chairman's submission (i was on the chairman's team), to working with the engineers (at the delphi plant and see how their job is like), to brainstorming and working on the robot, to just plain ol' sitting down with them for breakfast on saturdays...(the list goes on)...i enjoyed every moment with the team....

so i just dont understand why you hate us...sorry for bringing this up again, but do exaggerate on why you hate us....


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