I am so glad that I work in the behind-the-scenes end of the store. I don't think I would get away with the way I say the brand-names of the products we sell if I were on the floor. I mean, seriously, people who decide to create a lingerie brand either think of a name that sounds vaguely french (of course only France could be responsible for beautiful and high-quality lingerie, duh) or that sounds like a weird sexual position (i.e. Hanky Panky). I find myself constantly stifling my strong desires to mock the pretentious products I have to sell to the person on the other end of the phone. It's also fun times talking to our male customers about converting their waist-size into a female size so they can buy thongs for themselves. Oh yeahhhh.
PS- Um...Nickelodeon is releasing a movie with Chris Malone and Amy Sedaris. Anyone else jumping for joy?
Sunday, August 31, 2008
Saturday, August 9, 2008
And it's been a while...
At least my last post was also in a month that begins with A.
Well, I quit my soul-destroying job, went to NTC in Denver for a month, moved to Charleston and got a job selling over priced thongs.
It's kind of sad that the last three (almost four) months can be summed up that quickly. I am a thousand times happier than I was. I really didn't realize the depth of my misery until I crawled out of the cave, realized that my gut wasn't just overreacting and I wasn't just being a weakling who can't hang outside of the collegiate womb (thanks Kel for the O article).
NTC really changed my perspective on a lot of things. It was a godsend that I happened to go this particular year. I can't describe the experience to anyone who wasn't there. I guess it's like holding your breath until you almost pass out and then taking that big gasp of air and feeling your lungs filling with cool oxygen. Euphoria. Absolute Euphoria.
Well, I quit my soul-destroying job, went to NTC in Denver for a month, moved to Charleston and got a job selling over priced thongs.
It's kind of sad that the last three (almost four) months can be summed up that quickly. I am a thousand times happier than I was. I really didn't realize the depth of my misery until I crawled out of the cave, realized that my gut wasn't just overreacting and I wasn't just being a weakling who can't hang outside of the collegiate womb (thanks Kel for the O article).
NTC really changed my perspective on a lot of things. It was a godsend that I happened to go this particular year. I can't describe the experience to anyone who wasn't there. I guess it's like holding your breath until you almost pass out and then taking that big gasp of air and feeling your lungs filling with cool oxygen. Euphoria. Absolute Euphoria.
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