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Archive for July, 2007

Blogging by the bathroom

Sunday, July 29th, 2007

My family took over our bedroom so we’re forced to sleep with my parents. Tomorrow is the big wedding day for my aunt and uncle. I should be sleeping since we have to be up at 8 tomorrow, but I still have to work on my 2 essays. One of it should be pretty easy, but the other one is more difficult. I want to get started on the difficult tonight so I have work on Physics tomorrow night after the wedding…since that homework is due at 9 am on Monday. Well, maybe I’ll do some physics tonight so I don’t have to worry about it tomorrow since the essays are due on Tuesday.

I saw the Simpsons Movie. It’s just like the TV shows, but longer. It’s pretty good!

In a few weeks or months, I’ll be deleting AC and installing a new board. It’s not something I want to do, but it’s something I have to do. The board is being attacked everyday and it won’t be long before sometimes breaks through and I will have to answer to my host. So I’m going to update it to phpbb3. I don’t know when, but I have to do it soon.

Parenting Methods

Sunday, July 22nd, 2007

Today, at the mall, I was sitting in Cold Stone and there was this family sitting at the table next to me. The parents and the 3 or 4-year-old girl was eating ice cream and talking. Suddenly, the little girl started wailing really loudly…probably wanted something. Her parents looked at her and looked away (not paying her any attention) until she quiet down (10 minutes later…), then they fed her ice cream again.

Later, I saw this little boy crying in front of the Buid a Bear store (I think he wanted a bear), but his parents were nowhere in sight. Then his mom came–she walked off when he won’t leave the store and started crying–and started dragging him away. He tried to resist by kneeing down, but she dragged his little ass across the mall anyway and his crying got louder. I was scared that his arm was going to fall off. Violent method for getting the kid to shut up. Crying kid…different parenting method.

Is this for real?

Harry Potter

Saturday, July 21st, 2007

I didn’t work the midnight party, but I worked the morning shift today. I heard there was a really long line with 600 people or something. We sold A LOT of copies. That’s why there wasn’t a long line, except for the first hour this morning. People came in waves, but never as bad; it was like a regular Saturday at the store. I was in charge of the list. It made time go by really, really fast. It wasn’t as bad as I thought today. I actually liked it. Though, there was a million phone calls today. It was insane!

Although, there was a few co-workers that was really annoying. This one girl came to work a few hours after me and I had a system going, that’s why there was no long line. Anyway, she came and was like, “Are you handing out the books to people? That’s not good in my book because I don’t want people walking off with it.” Okay, first of all, I hand them the books while they’re in line and I’m watching the line (not a long line, not hard to keep track)! Second of all, I’m not handing them to kids, but to their parents or to kids with parents. Third of all, you’re not a manager or supervisor; they didn’t say anything to me when I did it this morning, why is it a problem for you? Who the hell did you think you are? Forth, it made the line go faster because you don’t have to go get it. It’s already in their hand. I’m making the job easier for you. And lastly, giving them the book makes them HAPPY! Happy customers = Happy employees. In fact, people said that we were organized and fast. Ha! Dumbass!

So I was going down the line and asking people if they reserved Harry Potter. It’s funny because I went up to people saying, “Harry Potter?” and these were the responses I got from people.
“No, my name is *insert their name* hahaha!”
“Nope, just here for something else.”
“No! Pfft”
“No, we’re probably the only people in this store here for something else.”
“What?”
“What’s that?”
“It’s today?”
“No, I don’t read it.”

Anyway, I don’t read Harry Potter. I just watch the movie. My logic is that I don’t want to pay to see the movie and hate it or think it’s okay like most people who read the book. Plus, I don’t have time to read the book. It probably won’t take long, but I have too many things going on. Anyway, I decided to read the end to see if he dies or not. I’ll let you figure it out. ;)

Meet Mr. Weird dumbass

Wednesday, July 18th, 2007

Usually, I meet stupid customers bitching at employees, but when you see customer going at another customer, it’s different and interesting.

The place I work at is in the rich part of town.

So these two middle-aged ladies came in and asked for a book they had placed on hold. I couldn’t find the damn thing and so I was looking everywhere for it. They were standing on the side and talking among themselves and being impatient. They were talking about their order or the book or something with the store. I was just ignoring them because I was looking at the computer for their order. Plus, I didn’t really care.

Anyway, so out of nowhere, this guy (in his 20-30) came up next to them and starting butting in. He said, “This is *town name*. It’s upper class. If you want middle class, go somewhere else.” I heard him and looked up. He was looking at me, but talking to these two ladies. They said, “Excuse me. What makes you think we don’t live here?”

I thought it was hilarious. First of all, what does putting books on hold have anything to do with class? Second of all, where the hell did he come from? And last, this is a big chain bookstore, we’re the same whether we’re in a rich or poor area. It was nice that he was sticking up for us, but at the same time, he’s insulting people who are not rich. Also, he didn’t look like the classy type, the ladies looked like they had more class.

After he left, they said, “Next time, you should roll out the red carpet for him.”

Another time I saw customer-customer argument was when this woman accidently cut in front of this guy. They were both next and there was two registers open, but he made a big deal about it and pissed the woman off. Plus, it made the people waiting in line.

My sister applied at Hollister and got an e-mail saying, “Welcome to the team…” blah blah blah. So the day they told her to come in for the orientation, she came at the wrong time because they didn’t specify the time. So she came really early and no one was there so she left. Anyway, she called and they said to come next week. So she did. She got there and they told her that they didn’t hire her because she didn’t get a call from them and sometimes the company sends out random e-mails. What?!

I thought that was messed up. For one thing, that’s not very professional because they don’t have proper dress code, it’s just come as slutty as you can. Secondly, if these e-mails were sent out, then e-mail the people and say sorry. I told her to e-mail corporate and complain about that store.

Anyway, I have a lot of stuff to do in the next week or so. I have 3 essays due next week and a midterm. Plus, I have work. Then it’s my uncle’s wedding. Life is going to suckass next week.

New layout!

Monday, July 16th, 2007

Still alive! :P

I found some time in my schedule to put this up. I still have some stuff to fix, but I ran out of time so if you see any errors, please let me know.

For anyone who cares, I’m going to be busy for the next 2-3 weeks, so I won’t be going online a lot.

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