Supermandy has a peeve:
I do laundry as un-often as I can manage. Well, today I ran out of clothes, so off I went to the laundry room down the hall from my dorm with my ultra-full hamper only to find that all of the washers were full. I was NOT going to bring the stupid thing all the way back to my room, so I just left it there and went back 15 minutes later. I was shoving stuff into the washer when I realized my favorite pair of jeans was missing from the basket. Someone stole my jeans.
Half an hour later, I went back to change my stuff from the washer to the dryer. Someone took all my wet clothes from the washer and had thrown them on the floor. So I had to wait AGAIN for a free washer to rewash my soiled clothing. Laundry bitches are obviously at work- can't wait to see what happens when I go back to claim my stuff from the dryer. It's probably been set on fire and thrown out a window.
Former Peever, Matthew, has a really long peeve that nearly caused him to combust today:
Dear co-worker,
I'm trying my very, very best to be helpful to you, to relieve some of the stress of working with your disorganized, demanding and slightly demented superior. I've suggested solutions. I've helped you organize data. I've walked your stupid, sorry ass through the basics of our database, focusing on the features that will make your job much easier than your current process of making and printing lists in Excel.
I've done all of this because I am, generally, a team player.
Your response has been to blame me when things go wrong, to throw drag-queen-worthy hissy fits about how you're SO busy, and to generally be a colossal pain in the ass.
Understand, now, my dear, that it's on. I'm documenting everything. EVERYTHING. And when you tell me that I didn't do what you asked me to, I'm going to prove you wrong. Publicly.
As for your hissy fits, understand this. We are all under tremendous stress. The economy is in the fucking toilet. We're all scrambling to find more business to keep ourselves afloat. We're all grinding our teeth and pulling out our hair and drinking heavily at night because of this situation. The difference is we're all showing up to work on time and working our butts off to make sure we make it. And still being nice about it.
We can replace you. Easily. A local utility posted an opening for one water meter reader and 800 people showed up to take the qualifying exam. Eight. Hundred. You are so easily replaced. Think about that the next time you decide to flip me some shit.
Stop fucking with me right now, or learn what 10% unemployment feels like.
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