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Sep. 13th, 2007 07:49 amI woke up early today (omg, urge to call in sick OVERWHELMING) and walked down to the house next door and hung a sign on their door reading "UPS DELIVERY FOR STARBUCK: THIS IS THE WRONG DOOR. GO ONE DOOR DOWN. DEAR OCCUPANTS OF BUILDING: SORRY ABOUT THIS SIGN."
Which seems to cover all the bases unless the UPS driver is illiterate, which would not shock me.
For the last three days, everything I have tried to do from filing will-call to riding the El has fought me tooth and nail. Yesterday I got on the El and after they'd closed the doors someone began banging on one of the cars and wouldn't step away from the doors. The driver had to call security. MEANWHILE, someone in my car was harassing her over the emergency intercom about how he had paid for a train to take him somewhere on time. So she had him arrested too. Then, twenty feet out from the station, they had mechanical troubles which turned a forty-minute El ride into an hour-ten of me trying to avoid giving the guy sitting next to me the impression that I wanted to talk to him. He certainly wanted to talk to me.
I lose my keys, I leave my jumpdrive at work, I rip a hole in my socks. When I try to go shopping, it's Sunday and the shops close at five. When I try to run the postage for our mail, the machine breaks. I went to a McDonalds two days ago, much against my better judgement to start with, and the soda machine was broken. That's not all that strange, I suppose, but check this out: they were out of ketchup. How can you be a McDonalds and be out of ketchup? Why not just close your store at that point until, I don't know, someone can make a Costco run and buy the huge bucket o ketch they sell for like three bucks?
Could just one thing, one thing, please be uncomplicated today?
Which seems to cover all the bases unless the UPS driver is illiterate, which would not shock me.
For the last three days, everything I have tried to do from filing will-call to riding the El has fought me tooth and nail. Yesterday I got on the El and after they'd closed the doors someone began banging on one of the cars and wouldn't step away from the doors. The driver had to call security. MEANWHILE, someone in my car was harassing her over the emergency intercom about how he had paid for a train to take him somewhere on time. So she had him arrested too. Then, twenty feet out from the station, they had mechanical troubles which turned a forty-minute El ride into an hour-ten of me trying to avoid giving the guy sitting next to me the impression that I wanted to talk to him. He certainly wanted to talk to me.
I lose my keys, I leave my jumpdrive at work, I rip a hole in my socks. When I try to go shopping, it's Sunday and the shops close at five. When I try to run the postage for our mail, the machine breaks. I went to a McDonalds two days ago, much against my better judgement to start with, and the soda machine was broken. That's not all that strange, I suppose, but check this out: they were out of ketchup. How can you be a McDonalds and be out of ketchup? Why not just close your store at that point until, I don't know, someone can make a Costco run and buy the huge bucket o ketch they sell for like three bucks?
Could just one thing, one thing, please be uncomplicated today?