Monday 6/30/14
So here I am at work, it’s the middle of the day and I've
been sitting on this goddamn forsaken chair for a little over 6 hours now. Word
is, I've got stuff to do. Soon as I got to my dead grey pisshole of a cubicle,
I saw a stack of papers on my desk. I said to myself "Shit, now I've got
something to do", it’s a two way street really. Having this tree residue
on my desk left me asking if having something to do sucks or the fact that I do
have something to do may just make this internship an actual internship,
wherein I actually get to do shit and not just pretend (although that's what I
mostly do) to work.
For privacy purposes of this
rant, let's just call this particular boss of mine "Tam". You see Tam
here works in the Administrative group where I am assigned to. I rarely talk to
Tam mainly because she's not my main baws but rather just a boss. She also
carries a living human being in her womb so that adds another reason I don't
usually get orders from her. Anyways, I've been waiting for the instructions Tam
had promised me 6 hours ago regarding what I exactly do to the stack of papers
on my desk. Do I burn it, throw it, do I make it rain on these bitches or what? I'm a very curious man just like
George, so what I did was to look inside
the stack of papers. Have you ever heard of "Requisition Forms"?
Well, neither do I. These were the stack of papers on my desk waiting, begging
and willing to be touched like an 18 year old girl. Anyways, so these RFs had
numbers on them, just plain old random numbers stamped on the upper right
corner of each paper. I'm pretty sure you know what I did, well to break it
down for you; I did what I do best and that is to pretend to be working. I got
the RFs from the table, shuffled them and laid them all out on the table. "Now
I look busy!" I said to myself, once I got that hard work done, I was
about face something that temporarily changed my life. I never knew how
fascinating it was to arrange numbers on an ascending scale.
My dead grey pisshole of a
cubicle is situated near the right corner of the office but not in the corner
itself because some one else works there and I'm afraid I don't even know the
guy. Am I supposed to? Hell I don't even bother, I'm just an intern a.k.a.
college kid who gets drunk and gets high off his ass for a living. The cubicle
that I have isn’t that special, matter of fact it isn’t at all. It’s the most
boring cubicle that has ever surfaced in the face of the Earth. All I have is a
telephone, the computer and a chair. Clean as a fucking whistle.
Standing up would have me
shifting my knob due to the fact I've been restlessly sitting down here for
hours. I don't know how I do it but, sitting down doing nothing and still get
paid isn’t bad.
Less than a meter away are
other dead grey pisshole cubicles and they're scattered everywhere from left to
right, behind and in front. On my left most side is Daniel's office, he's the
Executive Director or whatever the fuck that means. I think he runs this
company or at least this branch on this floor. The office runs the "Open
Door Policy" and speaks for itself. Thanks to Daniel's office I've got a
good view of the Manila Golf Country Club and other surrounding buildings that
reminisce New York's Central Park. Now, Daniel here runs things alright. He runs
things a lot that he barely comes in the office but if he does, he's only in
for like 4 hours. Lucky little shit. I gave him a nickname "Runner".
So Runner stands at least 6'1 and he's this white 40 year old guy with a deep
voice that you would hear every second because people always come in his office
like he's a goddamn priest or someshit. I never got the chance to talk to
Runner even if his office is literally a step away from my cubicle and why
would I? I'm just an intern, what am I to him?
My colleagues look like
they're on the verge on kicking the bucket. My daily view in and out of the
office consists of bulging beer and pot bellies, it sickens me that you can
almost smell the aroma of fast food they consume on a daily basis. This is one
of the many reasons that I will not anymore go into corporate as the lifestyle
here is just way too FUBAR.
There are only 3 things that
make me enjoy my time here, one is or are rather lunch breaks, two is when I go
home and last but definitely not the least, Ellen the receptionist. Ellen was
just a great piece, with her fair skin, wavy red hair and a perfect body and
height just like a walking coke bottle. She really got me with that, I dig
redheads. I always look forward going to work just to see her greet me at the
door, and I do the same but I don’t look forward any much of the day anymore
after that. Oh, I also enjoy long walks to the bathroom because it gives me a
reason to stand up and do something aside from sitting down, so that makes 4
things I enjoy.
Roughly 30 minutes had passed
since writing this and lo and behold, did I just see my boss? As a matter of
fact, yes I did. Will I bother to ask her on what the fuck do I do with the
RFs? As a matter of fact, no I will not. I pretty much made myself very
occupied on writing and I've spent over an hour ranting making which this most
productive I've been for this slow Monday.
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