I don't know what was in the air today but I had way too many clients pull bullshit with me today.
Highlights (in chronological order) include:
The client who said "don't tell your boss but" and then said, in so many words, that they think their dog is being literally poisoned by attending our class.
The client who let their dog rush another dog and then got upset when I grabbed the leash to prevent their dog from actually making contact with a dog reactive dog.
The client who I had to tell multiple times to stop letting their dog try to get into a room where a private lesson was taking place. Including getting irritated with me when they unleashed their dog and I immediately picked up the leash and put it back on. Bonus points for this one because the private lesson dog was having very vocal and unhappy feelings about another dog trying to come around the door.
And last, but certainly not least, was the client who got huffy with me when I pushed back against their "subtle" racist comments regarding a coworker.
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got a new coworker recently and she’s clearly used to offices where people talk about life outside work, which is very much not the vibe here. she’s developed a habit of occasionally coming into my workspace, pulling up a chair, and saying stuff like ‘I feel like I haven’t asked you how you’re doing in forever!’ and generally trying to force small talk and personal conversation in a way I haven’t seen before and thus don’t know what to do with. I’m on the verge of being very pointedly rude to her to get her to stop because she is not getting the hint.
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one thing you need to know about me is that I love to be a hater and love to talk about why I hate something
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The bouncer as we leave the club yesterday: Get home safe ladies!
Me: Thank you, you too!
My roommate, mockingly: yOU TOO??
Me: WELL, HE'S GOING TO LEAVE AT SOME POINT.
Bouncers: *dying*
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I'm not afraid of becoming disabled for vanity reasons.
I'm afraid because this world isn't built for disabled people.
I'll be confined to my home because of the lack of public transit. Or I'll be stuck having to trust people to go out of their way to assist me.
Airplanes will destroy my expensive equipment.
I might not be able to use public restrooms.
There's nothing wrong with disability itself...
It's the world around us. It's so hostile.
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Asked my partner for help with going to my mom's rental to find her ssn because they're not working overnight and are awake during the day like a normal person, so they can talk with whoever my mom was renting from
So why the pray tell fuck did they only go at 7:30 at night after I got upset about it. When there was only some idiot tenant's friend to talk with? I could've done that.
The whole reason I asked was so they could go over during the day and talk with someone that actually lives there because I'm unable to with my work schedule
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anyone who watched the recent episode and had complaints about the rest of 1-A not being on midoriya's level missed the entire point of both this arc and this episode. it's not that they were trying to be on par with midoriya, but they were trying to save him. midoriya is the glue that holds them together, him being tired, in pain and carrying a heavy burden means something to all of them respectively and they want to share that burden with him because he is their friend ! fuck the power scale for a second, let's talk about the impact that he has on all of them ? like tokoyami, shouji, the veritable outcasts that look to him for guidance, who feel like regular people with their mutant quirks, like lets be forreal, izuku needs to be saved and while he will wat to do things by himself, he shouldn't have to.
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