Sure I'm not Barry Bonds, but I have problems too. Where to begin?
1. Well my job still sucks. But I am ok with that now. I just have to live with the fact that I am ruining my life and all I do is make one mistake after another and three years after graduating college I have made pretty much no progress whatsoever. I have another interview for another dead end job tomorrow so perhaps that will bring some positive change my way. I am just so fucking sick and tired of talking about how I would be a valuable asset to some organization that I don't even believe in. At my interview last week, the little pricks didn't even shake my hand. What the fuck? How unprofessional is that? Do I look dirty or something?
I have been to enough interviews to know when people don't know how to give an interview. And these people didn't know what they were doing. By the time I left I felt like I had just been through some kind of attack. Like an interrogation from the war crimes tribunal or something. So this guy quoted my cover letter and asked me to explain what I meant. What do you mean, what did I mean? Um...it is in English. It means what is says. Then he asked to describe my typical day. After I finished lying he looked at me and said "well could you define what that means?" Define what that means? Define? What are you fucking stupid? You want a dictionary? Not only did I just tell you in very clear terms what it is I do (or at least what I say I do) it is all written down on my resume. The very resume you are holding and flipping through, and quoting. Yes he quoted my resume as well and asked me to define that too. He asked me to define about 15 things while I was in there. How about I "define" asshole...loser...pretentious douche bag...I can do that.
I also hate it when they ask me what the most difficult part of my job is. I can't very well say "well, my job is actually so easy a well trained rodent could do it. But its like really hard for me to get up in the morning, so that's what makes it tough." Why do they care about the most difficult part of the job I am quitting? People are so stupid. Then he asked me why I was interested in social justice. Why the fuck not? I'm sorry that is the stupidest question I have heard so far. "Actually I am not in favor of social justice at all, in fact I'm against it. I am for social/racial/economic INEQUALITY." Then the woman in the interview made some crack about my college. Fuck you. You knew where I went to school before I got here, so what's the problem? Clearly since you have the job I want your college did a much better job of teaching you how to be a productive member of society. I'll give you that but it also did a better job of teaching you how to be a raving bitch.
Can't wait to see what tomorrow's interview will bring. I just don't understand what they want. What I am supposed to say to make them know I am capable? I just don't get it. What do I need? More education? More experience? In what? For what? I don't get it. How much experience do you need to be an assistant? All an assistant does is assist someone else in doing their job. Maybe I am not as smart and capable as I think I am? My parents always told me how great I was. I should never have listened to them, they don't know what they are talking about.
2. I am also in the process of finding a new roommate. The whole thing just makes me want to pack up and skip town. Signing another lease seems like too much of a commitment for me right now. A whole year! That is craziness. How am I supposed to be able to decide now where I want to live for a whole YEAR!!!! I guess I just have to get over not wanting to live with a stranger. I spoke with some guy last night. A friend of a friend. He seemed normal. I guess I could just have faith that it will all work out. But a stranger in my house? I don't even like having people I know there half the time. But I guess this guy is going to move in, unless anyone else can come up with a reasonable alternative. Suggestions?
3. God and this jack-ass Clay Aiken wannabe is down here talking to Janelle. She is filling the hallway with this vile disgusting noise that comes out of her mouth. She calls it talking, I call it verbal diarrhea. But unfortunately there is no over the counter drug that will make her shut up. Why on earth is it necessary to have someone on this planet that talks so loud and so often about nothing. Her voice is like nails on a chalk board. She makes me sick and the fact that I know she is sitting in some desk two floors above me makes me want to jump out a window.
When they talk about "scum of the earth" I can only imagine they are talking about her. I am surprised you can't hear her right now screaming about the Yankees and Mets. Just the fact that we both can live off of breathing in the same air astonishes me. I think that is perhaps the only thing we have in common. See gives you the ability to see exactly what is wrong with the human race. She makes you realize how beastly humans really are and the only thing that separates us from the "animals" is...well perhaps she is the missing link that they are always talking about because I can't stand to think that her and I are part of the same species. It seems almost impossible.
4. I just spent about 15 minutes on the floor of my bosses office awkwardly trying to open a box, that didn't even need to be opened. Not really a big deal, it was just kind of embarrassing.
5. Since Shiela is going to be out for a while I am responsible for watering her plants. That sure sounds like the worst idea I have ever heard. I have nothing against plants, but when they are all dead when she comes back I don't think she will be too happy. Its not like I do it on purpose, I just don't know how much water they are supposed to get and when they are supposed to get it, and even if I did, I would probably just forget or be too lazy to do it. It's ashame to because right now her plants are really thriving.
Well that's all for now. But thinking about all this has gotten me really worked up. Maybe I will go pick a fight.