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Tuesday, May 08, 2007

Headache!!!!

I need coffee. Lots of it. I was hoping to catch some proper sleep today but some wise-ass decides to ring me at 8.30am in the morning asking for a job.

Granted that you may not know that I woke till the wee hours of the morning. But if you can ask me "oh, you're sleeping?" and then instead of saying "sorry, I'll call you back later", you actually had the brain of a hummingbird and went on about not being able to get a job and rah-rah-rah. And when I did not acknowledge your sad little story, you then question me... "did you hear a word I said?".

I don't mean to sound arrogant or unsympathetic but fuck you understand? In the first place, your well-being or your lack of it is no concern of mine. You have hands, you have legs and you have an IQ of a doo-doo bird. If you're not picky, I'm sure you'd have been able to find a half-decent job instead of wanting to find the "perfect working environment". Stop making excuses for your shortcomings. Stop whining and expecting a helping hand. Reality check, asshole... there's no such thing as "an ideal job situation". Win some, loss some. There are people in a greater plight than you are so... Be a man and do the right thing!!!

Hey nosey fucker... I'm not a recruitment centre nor the classified ads. If you said that you've already gone for a few interviews, then perhaps you should be bugging those companies instead of ranting to me about your plight. You know what? I especially hate "friends" that don't bother to keep in touch but when they NEED something from you, they suddenly call you up and get all "brotherly-like". If you had my back all this while, just maybe I might have an opening for you. Unfortunately, in the real world, it's a give-and-take scenerio. Corrections... it's every man/woman for himself/herself. For what it's worth, I'm out of GIVING. So if you can't help yourself, by being REALISTIC, there's nothing anyone can do for you.

Thanks to you, I now have a headache from disrupted sleep.

Actually, I only have myself to blame for leaving my cellphone switched on. I'll make it a new habit of switching it off when I sleep as of today onwards.