Good day to you, too, asshole

If you're going to complain and whine about work and how I'm "not supposed to do this-and-that-to-you", please.

Just get out of my sight alright?

I don't have time for this. And even if I did, I don't need this shit.

Especially from you.

If you think I'm giving you too much work, then you obviously don't respect me as your superior.

Because you didn't show up the first day.

Came late the second day.

And sms-ed me early this morning saying you had some family emergency and can't come to work.

So, tell me. Is this how you work?

Or is this just how you work with me?

I may be younger in age and size. But I'll tell you what.

I was once where you were. And I had to do the same things you did.

Only, my fee then wasn't as much as yours. I didn't have the privilege to demand for what you're asking. Because back then, people don't earn that much. No matter how good they are.

I'll be honest with you. I'm not obliged to put up with this shit. So don't make it seem like I fucking owe you a living.

So, please.

Use your Goddamn common sense and review yourself before you think I'm incompetent/stupid/a pushover.

Because I had a fucking fever today and my face was and still is swollen. My ear hurts and I can't even talk properly.

I hope you're happy to know that I did all this for you.

Have a nice life.

Mind boggling issue

I've always wondered why is it that Korean actresses can cry without having their noses run. At all.

They don't sob. They breathe evenly. They still manage to make their speech coherent. And they actually look really pretty when they're crying.

On average, they cry 3 times in each episode, with each episode lasting about 48 minutes. And each crying session takes about a minute. And you don't see noses dripping. At all.

Amazing, isn't it?

Wake me up when September ends

Not this year.

No, not this year.

September this year would be great, I know.