Today at work I had to train a new busser. This seemed totally stupid to me as I just started a week ago. The managers kept asking if I had traded a shift with someone but it had been on my schedule since it came out, so basically my bosses are just kind of silly ninnies and don't pay attention to detail. I got some promo for it so now I can pay J.Mac back for the promo dinners he hooked me up with when I first got here and when he trained me. Share and share alike, right? Sounds like a good way to spend an evening sometime soon. Nothing like stuffing your face for close to free..
I didn't do a damn thing for St. Patrick's Day. I considered going out...and then I didn't. I got out of work, had my meal, hung out a bit, took a phone call and the next thing I knew it was 7pm and I still needed to go home and change up. All the while I went back and forth about going out because I got pretty snookered last night and I wanted to crank out a decent run before my shifts Thursday, but the decision was made for me when it started to rain about 20 minutes after I got home. F getting wet. Good excuse to stay in.
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O, this is old business but kind of on the subject of last night, as I had to cruise home from Lahaina while inebriated. Here's what I took a header into when I was coming home a couple of weeks ago:
Suffering Succotash. That kind of sucked. I'm hoping not to repeat it. Still, pretty funny.
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Also wicked old, on the toots-nami front:
These came out THE DAY AFTER THE TSUNAMI WAS SUPPOSED TO HIT. Well, played, Crazy T-Shirt stores. I found this to be especially amusing:
Ya, I bet they're giving about fifty cents form their $20 t-shirt. So thoughtful. Clock knockers. Makes me a little queasy.
O well. Tomorrow brings two shifts, which means two free meals. That makes me a little hungry. Cheers.
It's funny because you wore that 'I survived the Hawaii Tsunami' T-Shirt all 8 days I was there.
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