Don't get me wrong it's a sweet story. But all I can think of is, how long do you wait before throwing away the treat he left there?
hactar42
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If I had to guess, it's probably people using talk to text.
Just look up any popular self-help book on Amazon. You'll see a ton with a slight variation of the name something added to the title like "Summary of" or "Guide to" or "Secrets of". Just search for "the subtle art of not giving a f*ck" for plenty of examples.
She doesn't seem amused. But in fairness I have a horrible singing voice.
Then as an adult I realized "Oh, poor kid was dealing with a lot of unaddressed trauma."
I hadn't thought of that angel before. That's actually a really good way to look it.
Well 15 year old you had much better taste than 15 year old me
I'm curious at what age you read it. Because I first read it at 15 and thought it was the best book ever. I would even recommend it to people for years.
Then I read it again in my late 20s and had the same reaction you did. I thought he just came off as a whiny little shit. I still feel embarrassed that I recommended that book to people for over 10 years.
I remember telling my wife this after I reread it (she was someone I recommended it to) and she was like, "yeah, I didn't want to say anything at the time, but I hated it."
For those of us that pooped before smart phones, there was a book series called Uncle John's Bathroom Reader. I could totally see them have a section dedicated to this.
As a lifelong Eagles fan, I can confirm that Jerry has been a gift to us these last 25 years.
Sadly it's Ryan Seacrest now
My favorite is the Synders sourdough but rods are a close second
Don't worry, they get plenty of treats
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I work as an IT consultant so I don't have to deal with any of the crap people in traditional customer roles do, but there have been a couple of customers we've agreed to mutual part ways with. Mostly due to them having unrealistic expectations.
One client expected us to basically be their 24/7 help desk, but only paid for like 20-30 hours a month. He wanted someone in their office from 8-5. He was like they can work on other stuff, but I need them to be here in case someone needs them. We were not an MSP. We didn't do help desk. The original contract was to help with a date center migration with flex hours to support after the move. We did project work with mainly senior consultants. This was a company with 1 IT guy and maybe 100 employees. As soon as the contract came up for renewal we were done.