Yeah, pretty much.
That's really all I have to say today. Fuck you, fuck my job, fuck my boyfriend, fuck my so-called friends, fuck my neighbors, and fuck the people down the street. You're all a bunch of piece of shit assholes and I really don't have the time or inclination to deal with this bullshit anymore. The whole world, yes, including you, can go fuck off and die and go straight to hell right now. I would love to physically hurt people right now, I really would. Stay the fuck out of my way. It looks like some people are too fucking stupid to figure that out.
My Internet still isn't working. I'm still typing this shit in the browser of my phone because I'm too pissed off to try to figure out that text thing. My job royally fucked me and I really don't even want to talk about it right now. I don't have a bathroom and I have my period and FUCK THAT SHIT because I got on a plane and left town so I wouldn't have to deal with that problem and those people FUCKED ME. I have friends in town I'm dying to spend time with and I have no time to spend.
There's a million other things going on that suck right now and I really don't want to talk about it. Yes, Jonny, I'm feeling very stabby today...
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Showing posts with label work. Show all posts
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Friday, November 19, 2010
Sunshine and skittles
Of course my Internet isn't working at home. Of course I have no time to go take my computer anywhere because I will literally be at work all day and night. So I have to try to do this on my phone. I have no idea how well it's going to work. I think I'm supposed to be able to text pictures and whatever to some number and it will automatically post here, but I haven't really spent too much time experimenting with that shit yet and I sure as fuck don't feel like doing it now. I don't have time anyway.
FUUUCK. Reason number 4,793 to hate everything in the universe right now.
Oh, sorry. Did you think I had something nice to say? No. Not today, I'm afraid. Not yet. I still hate everyone. I'm waiting for these fucking people to get here to do my bathroom, I don't want to leave until they get here, even if it makes me late for work. I have had very little sleep, I have to work a very lucrative but very LONG day today, come home to no bathroom, and on the next day to still no bathroom and plenty more work. Certain people in my life really suck right now which doesn't help matters and the worst thing of all is that they're talking about needing to get the holiday decorations up at work and I'm like WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?! Can't you please just let me linger in my bubble of denial just a little while longer? Can you let me pretend the holidays aren't coming just for a few more days?
Fuck. I want to stab someone.
Yes, sunshine and skittles, people. That's what I'm here to bring you. Sunshine and fucking skittles, bright and early on a Friday morning.
FUUUCK. Reason number 4,793 to hate everything in the universe right now.
Oh, sorry. Did you think I had something nice to say? No. Not today, I'm afraid. Not yet. I still hate everyone. I'm waiting for these fucking people to get here to do my bathroom, I don't want to leave until they get here, even if it makes me late for work. I have had very little sleep, I have to work a very lucrative but very LONG day today, come home to no bathroom, and on the next day to still no bathroom and plenty more work. Certain people in my life really suck right now which doesn't help matters and the worst thing of all is that they're talking about needing to get the holiday decorations up at work and I'm like WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU KIDDING ME?!?! Can't you please just let me linger in my bubble of denial just a little while longer? Can you let me pretend the holidays aren't coming just for a few more days?
Fuck. I want to stab someone.
Yes, sunshine and skittles, people. That's what I'm here to bring you. Sunshine and fucking skittles, bright and early on a Friday morning.
Labels:
home improvement,
things that piss me off,
work
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Friday, June 18, 2010
Corporate art
The hotel was hosting some yearly conference for some big company. Anne and I had the dubious honor of providing them breakfast, lunch, snacks and beverage service as they sat through their God-awful, boring-ass, ridiculous meetings for the past two days. We got to watch as they tried to keep their eyes open, most likely wishing they could put them out with ice-picks. We got to run back into the kitchen, eat leftover cantaloupe, and discuss how grateful we were that we didn't have to sit through such meetings.
Some people looked like they were diligently taking notes. But when everyone got up and left and we cleared their shit away, this is mostly what we found...
Some people looked like they were diligently taking notes. But when everyone got up and left and we cleared their shit away, this is mostly what we found...
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Familiar faces
It's what I love the most about being home.
We were in the kitchen at work the other day, polishing glasses and such, when Clayton came bursting in.
"Guys. Table 35, guy in the white tux. Memorize his face. We need to take extra good care of him anytime he's in here. Big-time money, lots of influence in the city. His last name is Maselli..."
My head popped up like a piece of toast. "Maselli? Is his first name Frank?"
Clayton: "Yeah."
A huge grin spread across my face. "No shit? Frank's here? Oh, baby! I've gotta go say hi!"
So I went marching out to table 35. Clayton followed behind with a semi-worried look on his face.
By the way, if you haven't figured it out yet, Clayton is one of our dining room managers. He's a damn good one and a pleasure to work for, so it was fun watching his nervous look disappear when Frank lifted me up off the floor in a big bear hug and started covering my face with kisses.
Frank was my landlord for five years. He always said I was his favorite. I think it was true.
It was great to catch up with him, he was delighted to know that I'm back in town. It was also adorable watching Clayton trip over his tongue trying to be cool about the whole thing. Actually, to be honest, he was pretty smooth.
Frank: "This one right here? She's all right, you know. She's a good girl."
Clayton: "Absolutely, sir. That's why I hired her."
Frank: "You're lucky to have her you know! I hope you're treating her right."
Clayton: "Absolutely, sir! We are VERY lucky to have her, and we treat her the very best we possibly can."
Frank: "You'd better..."
I love my familiar faces. I love it that they love me too. It's going to be really hard to leave here next month...
We were in the kitchen at work the other day, polishing glasses and such, when Clayton came bursting in.
"Guys. Table 35, guy in the white tux. Memorize his face. We need to take extra good care of him anytime he's in here. Big-time money, lots of influence in the city. His last name is Maselli..."
My head popped up like a piece of toast. "Maselli? Is his first name Frank?"
Clayton: "Yeah."
A huge grin spread across my face. "No shit? Frank's here? Oh, baby! I've gotta go say hi!"
So I went marching out to table 35. Clayton followed behind with a semi-worried look on his face.
By the way, if you haven't figured it out yet, Clayton is one of our dining room managers. He's a damn good one and a pleasure to work for, so it was fun watching his nervous look disappear when Frank lifted me up off the floor in a big bear hug and started covering my face with kisses.
Frank was my landlord for five years. He always said I was his favorite. I think it was true.
It was great to catch up with him, he was delighted to know that I'm back in town. It was also adorable watching Clayton trip over his tongue trying to be cool about the whole thing. Actually, to be honest, he was pretty smooth.
Frank: "This one right here? She's all right, you know. She's a good girl."
Clayton: "Absolutely, sir. That's why I hired her."
Frank: "You're lucky to have her you know! I hope you're treating her right."
Clayton: "Absolutely, sir! We are VERY lucky to have her, and we treat her the very best we possibly can."
Frank: "You'd better..."
I love my familiar faces. I love it that they love me too. It's going to be really hard to leave here next month...
Labels:
friends and family,
funny shit,
New Orleans,
work
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