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I'm Juliana, Post-Grad of Pinegrove University. I work at the Roadhouse, I don't bite.

[10-helps-blog]

My family is pretty ass. I’d rather be DJing.

[juliana-archibald]

I can't say I enjoy my family, but I quite like days off. Luckily my parents won't bother travelling. 

[violetta-brooks]

Oh, but they’re soooo in love with their three week girlfriend! It’s like, totally true love.

[juliana-archibald]

I know, it's oh-so real. They're definitely going to grow old together and raise the kids.

[10-helps-blog]

I’m a little bummed out. Spending time with the family since the bar’s closed. At least I get holiday pay, but still…

[juliana-archibald]

You want to be at work instead of with your family?

[violetta-brooks]

It’s crazy how it’s obnoxious when it’s college frat boys, but when it’s old men, it’s somehow endearing.

[juliana-archibald]

Right? Your three week girlfriend left you, get over yourself. I love their tales, they're so interesting. 

[roselledawsonold-blog]

That’s very true. I think that’s why I like going to work so much, ‘cause people are there.

[juliana-archibald]

It's always nice to have company.

[roselledawsonold-blog]

I’m used to things being tough, so I guess that helps. I’m not used to being on my own so much, though. It’s a strange combination.

[juliana-archibald]

Well, you attend Pinegrove, surely there are other students you could hang around more often so you don't feel so alone?

[juliana-archibald]

The drunk old men who end up telling me stories about their life regrets are what I love most about working the late shifts.

[roselledawsonold-blog]

Picking up longer shifts at work is getting tiring, but at least I’m making more money. Living on my own is a lot more expensive than I thought it’d be.

[juliana-archibald]

At least you're doing it. Most people would give up when it gets a little tough.