I want to move out for the same reason other people want to move out, in order to be independent. And I lived completely independently for 6 months. In cases where u r incapable of independent living, people still want to move out to feel like normal. I guess that’s either evolutionary or innate human nature.

I just really hope that the GM isn’t so hell bent on avoiding me that he stops coming to the store. That would be a very harsh rejection.

McDonald’s isn’t exempt from nationwide labor shortage. We’ve started hiring 15 year olds for the first time since 2004 (the year I was 15). Just wondering…

If I were 15 right now instead of 32 and he hired me to work at his location, would I have been appreciated for thinking he’s the greatest thing since sliced bread? I currently work with 17 year old cara. When cara was 16, she told a department manager, “I think you’re my favorite.”

Manager: that’s so sweet.

And they continued talking. Cuz u know there’s not a mean bone in her body, just like there’s no mean bone in mine. (Well that’s starting to change cuz of what I went through. I’m not rude per se but people are starting to walk on eggshells around me).

The last time that GM stopped by to borrow stuff, guess who he greeted so ******* warmly in the parking lot. Cara! It was a quick 1 second Hi good to see you! But at least it wasn’t cold like he treated me when he came inside.

We be passing by each other. Neither of us were leaving given he hadn’t yet got the stuff he need. And I had my headset on in the back and was half an hour away from getting off. He took a quick glance at me and said, “have a good day, S. One quick COLD second.

The next day, I experimented on my coworker. Both he and I arrived at 6 AM. I told him, “have a good day, T.

Him: are you leaving?
Me: no
Him: then what do you mean have a nice day
Me: (annoyed) have. A. Nice. Day. Four simple basic words in every English speakers vocabulary. Including yours, right?