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[bubosquared]

Maths is easy:
Me + white t-shirt + coffee = not-so-white-t-shirt
Coffee stains + hand soap + hand blow dryer = now-so-light-as-to-be-nearly-invisible-coffee-stains
I totally win at improvising for the sake of not looking like a slob at work. \o/

You know, I'll say this: It's kinda nice having a job where my tendency to be critical and point out (potential) mistakes is actually appreciated. If they'd actually appreciate me with a raise, I'd be much more inclined to stay here, but alas. (I mentioned this to my mum last time we talked, and she was very proud of me, as apparently it'd taken her until she was at least ten years older than I am now before she started speaking out whenever she saw (potential) trouble. So I guess for once, I'm mature for my age. :D)

Comments

[rane-ab.livejournal.com]

I never notice potential mistakes. They just sort of hit me over the head when they stop being potential. So go you for noticing. :-)

I do think this generation tends to speak up faster than the previous one, though. I think I'm way more shy than my mother was, yet somehow I'll speak up faster. Though perhaps, in my case, with not quite the social skill she mastered once she dared to speak her mind. :p

[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Well, it helps in my case that, while I will still do my best for the actual customers, the rest of the job stuff I just kind of don't care about anymore, so I don't care if I get a reputation for being "difficult" or whatnot, I want to make sure that my job goes smooth, and more to the point, that my successor doesn't end up in the situation I've been in a couple of times now, where I had no idea what to do or what procedures were.

[daddi-cade.livejournal.com]

My boi can't wear white. It acts as a natural magnet to all kinds of spills, stains and splatters.

[bubosquared.livejournal.com]

Same here, but dammit, I like this shirt even if I do have to wear an undershirt with it to stop my bra from shining through.