Eastern Railroad Discussion > How do you pronounce Boychuk?

Can some CSXers tell us how Jamie likes his name pronounced and how did CSX employees pronounce it?

Boy. Chuck.  Just like it is spelled.  I will leave the immaturity to others.  

1019X Wrote:
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> Can some CSXers tell us how Jamie likes his name
> pronounced and how did CSX employees pronounce it?

a**h**e. Easy to pronounce.

Keith_Kevet

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Boom Boom... from his CN / BC Rail days

Doug

how he likes it and how the men, under him refer to him, is a whole different story, i like the fact, he's a hands on type of guy, who will show you how to operate a beltpac, he should have been watching the shove, the man can perform miracles, set fire to water, impressive!

alco244 Wrote:
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> how he likes it and how the men, under him refer to him, is a whole different
> story, i like the fact, he's a hands on type of guy, who will show you how to
> operate a beltpac, he should have been watching the shove, the man can
> perform miracles, set fire to water, impressive!

He’s actually better than that. He’ll tell these simpletons that the tonnage limit rules aren’t relevant & it’ll be fine. But if the employees aren’t the “go get ‘er” types, he’ll take charge for them and demonstrate his advanced knowledge of physics, topography, and train handling.

Next stop, Human Resources for an OJT refresher & training session based on his deep understanding of personal conduct policies.

Habu Wrote:
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> alco244 Wrote:
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> > how he likes it and how the men, under him refer
> to him, is a whole different
> > story, i like the fact, he's a hands on type of
> guy, who will show you how to
> > operate a beltpac, he should have been watching
> the shove, the man can
> > perform miracles, set fire to water,
> impressive!
>
> He’s actually better than that. He’ll tell
> these simpletons that the tonnage limit rules
> aren’t relevant & it’ll be fine. But if the
> employees aren’t the “go get ‘er” types,
> he’ll take charge for them and demonstrate his
> advanced knowledge of physics, topography, and
> train handling.
>
> Next stop, Human Resources for an OJT refresher &
> training session based on his deep understanding
> of personal conduct policies.

Sounds like you boys have been blessed with some “World Class Leadership” like Railway Age likes to call it.

Sounds like a bag of microwave popcorn and malt beverage would make a nice addition to your tales. 😆

Regards

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