So, I'm kind of an asshole. And I'm OK with it.
Here's how I know this. My company has a Toastmaster's Group. And I think that's great. I don't especially want to participate because I feel pretty confident about public speaking. I do it a lot. So, I'm all for it, I'm just not an attendee.
That said, they put this poster up in the lobby:
So you know, what I want to do is this:
So, that makes me an asshole.
Here's another thing about me that makes me an asshole. Whenever I'm inconvenienced by a traffic jam due to an accident, I think, every time, "This had better be something major. I better not be sitting in this shit for two morons who had a fender bender and didn't know how to move over to the shoulder of the road."
I'm not saying I want people injured. That's really shitty. I'm just saying I want to see some twisted metal, scattered glass. I actually sat in traffic last Friday for an hour because a tractor trailer went off the road in epic fashion. The cab was crushed and scattered all over the shoulder. The trailer was upside down. I suspect the driver was killed. And I hate that, but it certainly makes sitting on I-24 a little more understandable. Like I said, I don't want people hurt, I just need to see some actual damage to the cars.
Sometimes I spit my gum out the window. I interrupt people. I eat smelly food at my desk. I mean, it smells *good* because I'm a good cook. I did recently eat a Subway tuna sandwich at my desk. I swear a lot, and sometimes in front of kids and old people. I take forever to mail back Netflix movies. In my defense on that one, who still gets movies? Why can't we just stream things?
Sometimes I will pretend I don't hear people talking to me when I have my earbuds in. Sometimes, I'm not even listening to anything. I have hit the close button to avoid sharing an elevator with someone.
I rarely tip my servers at Sonic, even though they cheerfully deliver my morning 99 cent Coke Zero or Unsweet Tea. I don't tell people I'm going to Atlanta so that I don't have to go visiting.
I once snapped at a cashier who was manhandling some of my produce. When I was in 7th grade, I made a girl cry when I said heaven isn't real. In High School I dated two best friends SIMULTANEOUSLY. Oh, yeah - I was bad ass.
I have some good qualities, but that's not what today's post is about.
It's about the fact that sometimes, I'm an asshole. And I'm OK with that.
ae
Here's how I know this. My company has a Toastmaster's Group. And I think that's great. I don't especially want to participate because I feel pretty confident about public speaking. I do it a lot. So, I'm all for it, I'm just not an attendee.
That said, they put this poster up in the lobby:
So you know, what I want to do is this:
That's a crudely drawn penis. You can't really see it that well, but it is. |
So, that makes me an asshole.
Here's another thing about me that makes me an asshole. Whenever I'm inconvenienced by a traffic jam due to an accident, I think, every time, "This had better be something major. I better not be sitting in this shit for two morons who had a fender bender and didn't know how to move over to the shoulder of the road."
I'm not saying I want people injured. That's really shitty. I'm just saying I want to see some twisted metal, scattered glass. I actually sat in traffic last Friday for an hour because a tractor trailer went off the road in epic fashion. The cab was crushed and scattered all over the shoulder. The trailer was upside down. I suspect the driver was killed. And I hate that, but it certainly makes sitting on I-24 a little more understandable. Like I said, I don't want people hurt, I just need to see some actual damage to the cars.
Sometimes I spit my gum out the window. I interrupt people. I eat smelly food at my desk. I mean, it smells *good* because I'm a good cook. I did recently eat a Subway tuna sandwich at my desk. I swear a lot, and sometimes in front of kids and old people. I take forever to mail back Netflix movies. In my defense on that one, who still gets movies? Why can't we just stream things?
Sometimes I will pretend I don't hear people talking to me when I have my earbuds in. Sometimes, I'm not even listening to anything. I have hit the close button to avoid sharing an elevator with someone.
I rarely tip my servers at Sonic, even though they cheerfully deliver my morning 99 cent Coke Zero or Unsweet Tea. I don't tell people I'm going to Atlanta so that I don't have to go visiting.
I once snapped at a cashier who was manhandling some of my produce. When I was in 7th grade, I made a girl cry when I said heaven isn't real. In High School I dated two best friends SIMULTANEOUSLY. Oh, yeah - I was bad ass.
I have some good qualities, but that's not what today's post is about.
It's about the fact that sometimes, I'm an asshole. And I'm OK with that.
ae
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Seriously, the place where I work needs more people who would desecrate a poster with a flying penis.
To be clear I'm not saying you did.
I'm saying that if a flying penis suddenly appeared on that poster and some people suspected you I'd say you were at your desk eating durian fruit the whole time.
And who gives a tip for a 99-cent Coke Zero? I've tried Coke Zero. They should be paying you to take it.