I have the smaller one . I love the design but I ' d never buy one again . The opening is really small and hard to work in . The light is awful and can ' t even throw light to the front of the tank . <| sep |> Advice ? Unless you REALLY , TRULY , need this job , quit and find another . Sounds like management will always favor the clientele , no matter how wrong that might be . Management that will never have your back aren ' t worth your effort . Sometimes , the BS is not worth dealing with . <| sep |> As an American I ' m going to have to liberate that skin from you . <| sep |> Yes but the economies of different states are so vastly different that standardizing education across the nation is more harmful than beneficial . I ' m sorry , but that is radically untrue , especially in a service based economy . I ' m certainly not opposed to specialized education the state of trade schools in the US is abysmal . However , the US is a service based economy so the geographical links between education and employment are inherently lower . Above and beyond that , the simple fact that we do have freedom of movement within the US means that our workforce is not geographically deterministic . To restate the problem , the problem is the number of people looking for certain jobs , not where those jobs are located . I see your minarchist flair , and that seems to support your more local focus , but the simple fact is that the US is a single economy , and the states are subsidiary to that economy , even though there are certainly differences between them .