Work was frustrating. Sherrie was out, and this other lady, although nice, insisted I use the wrong boxes to pack my parts. I had to do and redo the same box, like, three times.
She was only on our line for two weeks, but didnât trust me to know the right information. I think really, though, she didnât want to redo all of her boxes.
I got so frustrated I almost cried at one point. Iâm just glad itâs over. I only did 14 boxes. Thatâs really bad. But Iâve got everything frontloaded for tomorrow, so hopefully tomorrow will be better and Iâll do more boxes.
Iâve meant to graph my box completion on an app on my phone, but when I get home, work leaves my brain.
I used to use the app years ago, to graph something else. It was quite handy. Graphs and charts excite me. Iâm really a huge nerd, but Iâm not ashamed of it like I was when I was a kid.
You know those people who call themselves nerds, but really, they arenât? Iâm not one of those, and I get annoyed with people who are. I wanna be like, âYou donât know what itâs like to be a real nerd. You call yourself a nerd because itâs trendy now, and you think youâre being cute. Youâre not cute; youâre transparent.â
Iâm harsh. I know. But most people really donât know what itâs like to have been a social outcast and or a nerd, and they just throw the term around in fun like it wasnât a totally negative connotation to begin with.
Unless you got called nerd by your contemptuous peers in middle school, youâre probably not really a nerd.
This concludes my diatribe for the afternoon.
I also love office supplies. I could spend my whole paycheck at Staples, just as much as I could at TJ Maxx.
Anyway, I have something I have to go research. Have a nice afternoon.