Naivity

Two apologies...

First, for not updating this blog in the last few days (I've been busy, im sure you could have guessed)

Second, for my creative (but undoubtably wrong) spelling of the word Naivity in this title...

Anyways, I just thought I'd add a few little something to make your day.

I was working a shift the other day with Amanda, and we spent the better part of two hours talking about the various parts of the job of GSA that really suck. And I don't mean the parts that we hate doing, simply the parts that make us loath comming into the store for our shift, or the parts that make us want to hit the magnetic door lock and curl up on the flor behind the counter and eat $.05 candies for 8 hours.

Anyways, as to be expected, we had a lot to talk about. Of course, never in front of the customers, that would be very bad.

As it turns out, we were approcahing the end of our shift, we were in the home stretch, the final hour. And we started discussing the joy that we would be experiencing with our release, and how great it would be to not have to work for at least 8 hours.

As we were about halfway through our little song and dance about how great things were gonna be in an hour, a customer walked in.

And afetr leistening to us celebrating, but without knowing what it was we were celebrating, he decided to inform us that he thinks it's great that two people can be so enthusiastic about working in the service industry, and that our cheerfulness really made his day.

I never said that this guy was an idiot, but I just thought that it was quite humourous... They can't all be interac ladies, you know!