I have already managed to hate my job. Long commute, co-worker 1 hitting on me, co-workers 2&3 not saying more than a few sentences to me during a 6 hour shift plus me just disliking the work I do.... It's bad. I feel like an idiot for accepting this job.
Also, I want a shirt that says, "The person behind the counter probably hates you." I could wear it under my uniform. Mwaha.
As to the rest of my life, eh, I can't complain. *grin* More than can't complain. Just need to resume writing and I'll be good.
Did anyone else notice that "Ghost in the Shell" gets abbreviated to "GitS?" Heh heh. Gits.
Hungry, tired, in pain and -- joy of all joys -- I get to do it again tomorrow. Ah well. I will survive. *cues music*
Also, I want a shirt that says, "The person behind the counter probably hates you." I could wear it under my uniform. Mwaha.
As to the rest of my life, eh, I can't complain. *grin* More than can't complain. Just need to resume writing and I'll be good.
Did anyone else notice that "Ghost in the Shell" gets abbreviated to "GitS?" Heh heh. Gits.
Hungry, tired, in pain and -- joy of all joys -- I get to do it again tomorrow. Ah well. I will survive. *cues music*
- Current Mood:
A bit pervy, really
- Current Music:GitS (and one git) in the background
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Anywhoo, yeah, welcome to the workforce. Isn't it great! I always felt somehow enlightened when I joined up. It helped me better understand the whole "mindless drone" and "apathy" things that so many people have going on in their lives (but I still don't agree with it).
Don't let the job get you down. I've found that with every job I've had, you'll hate it for a month or two, but after that (for better or worse) it won't bother you so much. Think of it this way: R-E-L-I-A-B-L-E I-N-C-O-M-E.
Goood times.
Love,
Ms.V.