Kids now-a-days, cont.

I am not too old.  I am 25.  A quarter of a century.  I lived through the 80's...  I don't think of myself as one of those crabby women with discipline on her mind 24 hours a day.  I just think things should run smoothly.  I think people should do their jobs without having to be babysat the whole way through what they are supposed to be doing.  I don't think that people should have to be told what their job is daily.  I work in the restaurant business.  It is NOT hard.  There is so little thought that has to go into working at a restaurant.  On the first day, you learn the basics, like washing tables when they are dirty, changing the trash when it is full, restocking the items that have run low...  All common sense stuff to me.  Think they would catch on after the first day, but noooooooooooo.  You have to individually go, "hey you so-and-so, go wash the tables."  Like they can't see the tables are dirty.  Lazy brats.  They make me want to puke.  Last night I was so pissed at this one girl, I told her she could be rich if she found a job holding up counters.  God I hope she is computer illiterate.  I can't help but get super pissed at their stupidity and laziness.  We have this one girl that says "god I don't want to be here" the second she walks in the door everyday.  We tell her, either quit, or shutup.  If you aren't going to do anything about it, just stop talking about it, cuz we are really getting sick of hearing it.

So what happened to work ethics?  I am not even 10 years older than these people!  When did the Earth start dying?!?!  Some days I wish it would just end.  Big ball of fire.  Then there would be no work, no whining to leave early, no stupid drivers, no cops with nothing better to do than harass law-abiding citizens, no wars, no death, CUZ WE WOULDN'T BE HERE ANYMORE.  Gone, poof, lots of smoke.

I guess I am crabby, or irratated, or just too damn tired for my own good.  I have to go back to work now...  Bye

11:30 PM - Oct. 22, 2005 - post comment

25 is too young to die...

I am 40...and let me tell you something...
you're gonna learn some things in the next 15 years.

You don't know it all at 25.

Not everything is meaningless;
but what it means is up to you.

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Steve - 10:08 PM - Nov. 9, 2005