Anyways, I tell him what happened. And he gives me another bullshit shot at sympathy and continues with his secretarial duties as a police officer: the wonderful filing process when you realize that nothing can really be done about what just happened to you; you're just asked questions about what your address is and shit, and by the time he asks you for your driver's license you both realize all the god damned info he wanted was on that piece of shit card, you went through years of bullshit training to get. So we have the worthless cop and the worthless principal. Honestly good fucking job at trying. So I go home and call the district. I leave one message: I probably said "fuck" about 8 times and "god damn it" about twice followed up by another slew of healthy vocabulary, which pretty much concluded to the secretary who listens to it tomorrow at 8am, while getting fucked by Marlene Canter or Brewer (depends on sexual preference of course. Brewer is probably gay), that she's a worthless piece of shit along with all the other pieces of shit who are either "in a meeting" or "just not fucking here today." Hey douche bags. Blow me. I have way more important shit than bullshit like your "staff development" shit. I eventually calmed down, called 6 or 7 more numbers. They were in meetings. Whaddya know. Then finally I get this calm, white woman...trust me I know. And I'm not trying to be racist, but the other people like those asian chicks who ask the same question three times are just retarded. This middle aged white woman had sympathy for me. She really said I'm sorry to me about three or four times. I heard it in her voice, that she actually cared. Even though it had nothing to do with her, she cared for me. That's something else. Those are people I just want to go up to and hug and tell them that they deserve the best in this world. She was almost as nice to me as Trisha Rahimzadeh was to me when she heard. Really someone should give her a raise. But I left a couple messages...I hear that I will be gotten back to tomorrow. HA! Honestly, how does anyone get anything done in this fucking world. We've been told all our lives to get shit done on time. My dad tells me I gotta "take care of things." Ya know that spiel. But honestly, I'll shit a brick if someone calls me tomorrow with some care, compassion, and patience. They probably won't call, so I won't have to worry about being pissed at talking to another cold-hearted nobody.
You know what the worst part is?
I wasn't even surprised. Really, I think if I was in front of a lot of people, I would have screamed "fuck" as loud as I could, and I would have said a bunch of worthless bullshit apostrophizing the world, proclaiming it a meaningless pile of shit we all happen to be placed on at some random point in time. I'm sure whoever slashed the top would have been there, and they would have been pretty happy to see that. Masochist fucks. But having gone through so much bullshit in my life, yeah, I've been mugged in front of fucking Baja Fresh, I really wasn't too surprised. Oh, my top was slashed. Oh well. Just a little more hopelessness and a little more rage. What can I expect?
Fuck.
6 comments:
nice. welcome to the world and its shitty-ness.
let's rally supporters for the cameras in the parking lot.
that Sucks im so sorry blake..
and im so down for a good rally :D
i think im gonna have to get you some jamba juice and make you feel better!
:)
I'm totally not a person to make you feel better with smiley faces and jamba juice and hugs, so I'm just going to be honest, because you've always been someone I look at highly.
The only thing that will EVER make you feel better about ignorant fucks like these, is if you moved. Very, very far away.
Because we live in Woodland Hills, my love.
Persian Hills.
nobody gives a SHIT about anybody but their bigshot daddies who own car dealerships and drive BMW's (horribly, might I add) to go pick up their OTHER snobby digusting friends just to go be obnoxious, disgusting, assholes in the parking lot of Taco Bell, where they choose to harrass the fuck out of people like you and I.
little do they know, we have something much more exciting and rewarding on our sides; intelligence, self-respect, and a very, as you so perfectly put it, "healthy vocabulary".
and, in my case, a switchblade.
xox
Cara
I appreciate that Cara. I really do. Thank you. :]
which is why in Boston, one does not need a car. <3
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