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(Message started by: DonnaH_again on Jan 28^th, 2008, 11:06pm)

Title: Remember I told you
Post by DonnaH_again on Jan 28^th, 2008, 11:06pm

that my grandson Shane was moving to Lynn, Mass. several months ago?

Well, he's that kid that you see on the streets of Boston selling Green Peace. Actually he's doing pretty well and the benefits are excellent...ALL holidays are paid, hospitalization and medical insurance, a week off every 3 months, etc.. He's being promoted to team leader and is now looking for a place on his own........like a bed-room with a common living room, dining/kitchen, etc. in the city...........he loves Boston.

If you see an 18 year old with long reddish/brown hair, about 5' 8" tall, a kind and happy face and an "old soul" personality in the streets of Boston, say Hi for his gramm. God, how I miss this kid. :'(

Title: Re: Remember I told you
Post by Linda_Howell on Jan 29^th, 2008, 12:16am

Donna, I wish any grandson of yours well.

But what exactly does SELLING greenpeace mean?

Jest wondering..

Title: Re: Remember I told you
Post by DonnaH_again on Jan 29^th, 2008, 5:46pm

I should have said "memberships", sorry.

Greenpeace is an environmental organization that's been around for awhile, but not in all states yet...mostly up north, I think, and in Alaska for sure.

The best explanation is here.....http://www.greenpeace.org/usa/

He's been with them since the first week he moved up there. He walked up to one of the team and asked what they were doing and then where to go to put in an application.....he's been receiving bonus' just about every week since as his sales are above quota.

I know that it doesn't sound like much of a job, but it's a start for him and he makes enough to support himself and save a little too. Who knows...with all of this "green" stuff going on, he just might climb the corporate ladder. LOL.

Thanks for the good wishes, Linda!