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My biggest fear, working at Starbucks, is that one day my (admittedly excellent) filter will fail, and I'll end up looking a customer dead in the eye and saying, "What. The. Fuck." What is yours?
I actually have the exact same fear, only my filter is starting to develop holes...
Venting: During the first half of rush this morning, our drive thru team consisted of me on bar, me answering calls, me warming our food, and drive register just helping where he could. While cafe bar got a bar, and 2 people on register/a float who kept NOT HELPING DRIVE THRU. I am so pissed. She's the shift. She should know better. We still managed a 55sec average for our Out The Window time though because i and my coworker were beast.
In response to the *doing a lobby* story: I've had someone do the "imma dump out half my coffee to make room for cream" thing (which is annoying by itself), while I was changing the trash right next to her. I didn't even have time to respond before she shrieked, slammed her cup onto the condiment bar, threw up her hands, and yelled "I'm fucking done" as she stormed out. I'm still not sure if she was mad at me or herself...
Your blogs are very distracting today. All of them. ALL of them. I just keep scrolling. Clearly this means something...
MWAHAHAHAHA I HAVE THE POWERRRRR
tbh you inspire me to be the punky lil' geek fairy I always wanted to be when I was a kid and I will forever have a big ole crush on you!
Ahhhhh that makes me so happy!!! I always wanted to be a punk geek faerie, and now that I am (and have been), it makes me happy to know I help others get there :33tbh I'll always have a big ole crush on you too so :DDD
theanonymousalien replied to your post:theanonymousalien replied to your post:Hehehe...
I mean…maybe don’t worry about the age too much. The older they are, the more likely they are to get passed up for adoption. Admittedly, sometimes the really older ones also come with old person medical problems, but…personality is key.
Well here's the thing --- over the past several years I've lost a few rats. They do have short lives, and the passing was expected for some of them, but... it's really hard getting attached to an animal only to lose it after a few years. I'd rather not get an older cat only to lose it too after a short time. When it comes down to it, the selection will be based on personality, but I'd really prefer one that I can have around for a good long while.
theanonymousalien replied to your post:Hehehe Kevin has officially given me the ok to get...
You should adopt a scraggle-eared, 3-legged, one-eyed street cat that looks fearsome and deadly but secretly only wants to use your boobs as a pillow while purring!
. . . Someone find me this kitten. (there actually is a short-hair cat up for adoption who has super scraggly ears, but it's a little older than what we're aiming for, but we'll see :3)
So I saw that your blog is the source for, and you also tagged under mywriting, the "before I am your daughter" quote that seems to be everywhere now. How do you feel about it's popularity and the resonance that so many women seem to find in it?
Honestly? I'm still trying to wrap my head around it. I never dreamed it would be so popular. But it reminds me why I love writing and why it's so special to me. Words have such power, can evict such emotion, can touch people emotionally when physical touch is impossible. People sharing with me the feelings I've poured into my work makes me happier than any of them probably realize.
