Today, I am...

...pissed off. Frustrated. Irritated. Hating my job. Congested. Tired. Not wanting to be here.

The bright side is that today is Wednesday.

And I have already decided what I want for lunch. Two peanut butter and jelly sandwiches from P.B. Loco, aka the best peanut butter and jelly cafe concept that I have ever seen. I'm getting two sandwiches because I have a buy one get one free coupon.

But work, yeah, it sucks today. A lot. Without going into tons of detail - I'm essentially fighting with a person at a different company because they owe us money but they have all these stipulations attached with giving it to us. Which has had me e-mailing and calling our contractor back and forth for over a month now, trying to get all of this straightened out, while the CFO keeps breathing down my back about it and my boss uses a tone with me that I don't like. Like he knows that I'm not incompetent, but he has no other choice but to speak to me like I am because he feels that's the only way he knows how to speak to people.

He's an idiot anyway.

I totally understand those old CareerBuilder.com commercials where the guy is surrounded by chimpanzees. That's what working here is kinda like sometimes. That, or a playground full of 4th graders at recess.

Grr. Moving on...

I'm back in the ensemble for Shoestring. Long story. But I'm in, and it's fun and it's probably what I need right now. Something that will make the weekdays easier. I have no problem with weekends except that they're not long enough.

Ok, time for breakfast.

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