Let me try and explain how this sad existence came to be. My first job was as a dietary aide at a nursing home with mostly cute girls and a friend of mine. My buddy, who thankfully is less weird than me, gets my schtick or at least he has always been a big enough dude to laugh when I make a funny. There were also a few of the girls that thought my quirkiness was funny. So yeah. Then I worked on a maintenance crew with all jockey dudes that liked shitty cuntry music. The good and bad thing was I always got/had to work alone. So there were no real opportunities to spread weirdness. Then I was the night manager at a hotel. So it was just me and our porter. Yeah I was strange there but the porter had an off beat sense of humor as well. We got along great. I would do things like, when he got to work I would pretend that everything was in slow motion. He would slap me upside the head and say something in spanish. He knew he could say anything mean or otherwise because I still can speak the language. DAMN YOU HIGH SCHOOL LANGUAGE CLASSES. Wait that was my fault too. Anywho, now I'm working at a TV station in a rural community, with a staff of mostly middle aged women. They do not get me and I don't get them. It's a tense stand off at the moment. People are nice and smile but under the surface I feel as though they are just waiting to throw my ass in a blender.
So yeah, after going along thinking everything was cool, that I was totally approachable. I'm weird. Just tact a plate to my forehead so people can read it upon meeting me. The worst part is now that I know I'm the weird guy I can't stop. It's almost like I'm testing myself to see how I can outdo myself. One day I'm doing my Barney The Dinosaur impression where I say really dirty stuff, the next I'm writing an uncomfortably erotic gay fan-fiction about my station weatherman and our engineer. Sure its funny sometimes, but I'm afraid that I've removed the filter and the crazy is just gonna keep coming.
I need a new job.
Then maybe, just maybe I can start a new office life.
Laters,
Dan "The Man"
No comments:
Post a Comment