In the words of my good friend Nora, a "working interview" is code for, "As long as you don't burn the place down, you've pretty much got the job."
Well, I didn't burn the place down.
Nor do I think my references are going to say dastardly things about me (although betting on either is never a sure thing).
So I guess I would say that as long as my references check out, I have the job.
Which is great, because the office is sunny, the people are nice, and the time FLEW by while I was there.
Plus, I can finally start buying food again instead of waiting behind the Dunkin Donuts for them to throw out the day-old donuts.
"It's a bear claw! You have no idea how rare this is."
So life, it seems, is working itself out. I'm getting a few nibbles for my freelance career, I've found a small but stable source of income, and most importantly, I'm still free to sit at home all day long and listen to Milo do this:
8 comments:
Sounds great!
It's sounds like a cool job! You know, since you are so good with Milo and all....
Sounds awesome!!
The sound bite wouldn't play for me, dang it!
me neither :(
me either, but congrats on the job
Waiting by the dumpster at Dunkin' Donuts is much more acceptable than waiting IN the dumpster at Dunkin' Donuts.
You're alright, kid.
omg I would kill him. (Milo)
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