Yesss!! I get first post! *Does first post dance* Well, besides the rules... but they don't count. *Continues dance*
Celeste and I seem to have a lot of MSN conversations with eachother... It's pretty geeky, but we do it anyway. >.>
Today's conversation is about handstands, Megan's handstands. ^_^ It started when I was being a jerk to Celeste. Here's a little snippet of how it began.
Megan:"WHAT ARE YOU LISTENING TO?!?!"
Celeste: "Of Montreal..."
Megan: "Shut it."
Megan: "hahaha, I'm sorry. I'm being a jerk."
Celeste: "Well, other than stating the obvious, what else can you do?"
Megan: "I can do a handstand..."
And so began the colloquy of my new job.
Celeste wanted to pay me to do 100 handstands for ten dollars at her "party" next week. (Ugh, what? Ten dollars?!) I wanted a raise and I threatened to quit, but Celeste begged me, stating that her guests would be disappointed. (Yeah, whatever... >.>) I stated again that I couldn't work for so little. Then she pulled out the questions "Are you a professional?" "Are you educated in hand-standing?" Psssh, of course I am! I spent three months in gymnastics, sheesh! So--of course--I said that I did. And she wanted documentation! Then I yelled (and I quote) "I DO GREAT HANDSTANDS!!!!!!!" so she said "I'm sure you do! That's why I want to pay you TEN DOLLARS for them!" I demanded eleven, and she wanted me to do 110! What?! I wanted a raise, not more work. -_- So she struck a deal: I get ten-fifty, and she throws in free refreshments. Sounded good to me--I didn't need to buy dinner, yessss... ^_^
Um... The end. ^_^ Yup, there isn't any more. Yay for pointless stories!
-Megan
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That was a beautiful description of our conversation. Here's my side though: I had an entertainer that was trying to rip me off, and I would have none of it.
Also, the shrimp cocktails are going to cost you an extra dollar, because it's seafood, and every restaurant I know about charges an extra few dollars to partake of their seafood.
Sorry, it's just company policy.
Love you.
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