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More thoughts on jobs and working

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We had a no-fish rule in the office for years. Someone had an allergy, but we weren't allowed to know who it was. Big HR mystery.

Then one day someone was fired, and suddenly there was no more no-fish rule.

Was it that someone? We'll never know. HR won't tell.

HR is an important job.

:jerk:
 
We had a guy banned from cooking microwave popcorn cuz he burned it and the smell stuck around the office for a long time. Actually it may have been an office wide ban, but maybe it was just him. I can still smell that burnt popcorn in my head.
 
Use the FUCK out of that already used thing Muddy.

Fuck that shit up. And then when it's run down say to Harmony "Well it looks like the computer was overworked, did you" then look at her, give her one of those what I was just thinking didn't make any sense looks and walk away.
 
That sounds like a viable strategy.



Here's my further thought on jobs and working: now that my music project is all but done - and I will have that freed up time - I might start looking at jobs that are available out there. I'm not satisfied with my financial situation and I feel like I can set myself up with something better if I approach it with patience and discrimination.

That combined with the apparent shakiness of our business model leads to this line of thinking.
 
Here's the problem with this new computer. Every time I come to gamelive, I have to log in. I guess I could have the computer save my password but I don't want to do that. Don't ask me why. It just feels like I shouldn't. :dunno:

I didn't save the password on the old computer, but I would still already be logged in as long as I hadn't been away for more than, I dunno, a couple hours?

For the most part, I just had to log in first thing in the morning. Now, it's every time.

I have the most difficult life in the world.
 
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