EveryDayAmnesiac
I guess I just wasn't made for these times.
So this is Vol. 3.
If you've been reading another thread then you'll know volumes 1 and 2. Think of it as having to read The Amazing Spider Man and The Spectacular Spider Man.
Forewarning - this post mostly does not include Sierra, so if you're hoping to read more about her, it's not going to happen in this post. For fuck's sake, everywhere we go, all anybody wants is to talk to her. Doesn't matter if she has dressed up that day as goth girl, or vamp girl, or emo girl, or nerd girl, or preppy girl, or I didn't realize my skirt was this short girl - everybody wants to talk to her and barely even notice I'm with her. Sigh.
I'm basically the dude that's with that chick.
"Is she actually dating him? He's so old."
Sigh.
By the way, Sierra, since I know you'll read this eventually - when we stopped at the wine bar and you were sitting with your friends and the bartender asked you three about doing "wine shots," yeah, that's not a thing. He was just seeing if you three would fall for it. That is why you're currently passed out on the bed mumbling something about France.
Vol. 3
So I was working at a laundromat. Mostly because it was merely a 5 minute drive from my home and it was on the edge of the university campus - let's just say there was plenty to look at. ::ahem::
This might be difficult to believe, but working at a laundromat is not a difficult job, and the pay reflects that fact. Even people who dropped off their shit-stained underpants and whatever else wouldn't expect much. I didn't fold that shit. I chucked it in a bag and called it a day. I watched some who worked there fold it immaculately and not get a dime for a tip. Fuck that. Toss that shit in a bag.
What surprised me most about the job was the condition of women's underwear - jesus fucking christ, women, what is going on down there??!!
They were horrendous. At least with men I knew what I was getting into, but the girly stuff .... gah. It completely ruined the allure of panties for me. The front, the back, just .... no. Please make it go away. I refused to fold or even look at those garments after a while.
Anyway, so I would be drunk off my ass and stoned on any given day because the owners were hyper Christians who believed that the Christian God needed to hear their prayers 24/7 - apparantly Christian God is like totally needy - and they would use that as an excuse to never leave the house unless absolutely necessary. So I was king of the shit castle.
There was a playlist of Christian Rock that was only to be played on the stereo. Yeah, fuck that shit. That went out the window on Day 1. Let's get some Grandaddy up in here!
So one day, I'm more drunk than usual and I had been hitting my GH most of the morning and in walks this punk kid. Fucking swagger to him. Obnoxiously confident. Really annoying.
He sees that I'm reading a collection of Alan Moore's The Swamp Thing. He asks about it, and we get to talking, and we become fast friends.
Every time he came in, it was comics, or movies, or music, or how annoying college kids are, etc.
He shows me his YouTube channel that is a bunch of short films about 3-4 minutes long and they are impressive. He tells me he wants to make a feature length film and asks me if I know anyone who has written something that would work as a "real" movie. I said no but I guess my face gave it away.
Eventually, he calls me one night and he and his friends are down at the local cocktail lounge playing drunk chess and he says I've got to swing by. And so I did. And el vino did flow.
He doesn't drink much. He just likes to watch drunk people act stupid.
So I got drunk even more off my ass and he and his friends drive me and my car home.
So he literally carries me into bed - it was that bad - and I guess he was about to leave but he saw my open closet. Which is stacks and stacks of writing projects.
He is a very organized and OCD person. So he starts reading and organizing.
I woke up a few hours later and see him at my desk reading. I slurred out "Uh, what are you doing?"
"I'm reading. You've got a movie here, dude."
I pass back out and don't wake up for about 12 more hours. When I woke back up, he was gone.
Every little bit of writing in my closet had been organized.
And he had left on my desk the screenplay he was interested in.
On top of that stack of paper, he had left a note which read, "Everyone is going to want to know more about Audrey. She's in everything you write."
He called me that evening to check in on me and make sure I was okay.
Once that was over with, he says, "I guess we should get to work. Tell me about Audrey."
If you've been reading another thread then you'll know volumes 1 and 2. Think of it as having to read The Amazing Spider Man and The Spectacular Spider Man.
Forewarning - this post mostly does not include Sierra, so if you're hoping to read more about her, it's not going to happen in this post. For fuck's sake, everywhere we go, all anybody wants is to talk to her. Doesn't matter if she has dressed up that day as goth girl, or vamp girl, or emo girl, or nerd girl, or preppy girl, or I didn't realize my skirt was this short girl - everybody wants to talk to her and barely even notice I'm with her. Sigh.
I'm basically the dude that's with that chick.
"Is she actually dating him? He's so old."
Sigh.
By the way, Sierra, since I know you'll read this eventually - when we stopped at the wine bar and you were sitting with your friends and the bartender asked you three about doing "wine shots," yeah, that's not a thing. He was just seeing if you three would fall for it. That is why you're currently passed out on the bed mumbling something about France.
Vol. 3
So I was working at a laundromat. Mostly because it was merely a 5 minute drive from my home and it was on the edge of the university campus - let's just say there was plenty to look at. ::ahem::
This might be difficult to believe, but working at a laundromat is not a difficult job, and the pay reflects that fact. Even people who dropped off their shit-stained underpants and whatever else wouldn't expect much. I didn't fold that shit. I chucked it in a bag and called it a day. I watched some who worked there fold it immaculately and not get a dime for a tip. Fuck that. Toss that shit in a bag.
What surprised me most about the job was the condition of women's underwear - jesus fucking christ, women, what is going on down there??!!
They were horrendous. At least with men I knew what I was getting into, but the girly stuff .... gah. It completely ruined the allure of panties for me. The front, the back, just .... no. Please make it go away. I refused to fold or even look at those garments after a while.
Anyway, so I would be drunk off my ass and stoned on any given day because the owners were hyper Christians who believed that the Christian God needed to hear their prayers 24/7 - apparantly Christian God is like totally needy - and they would use that as an excuse to never leave the house unless absolutely necessary. So I was king of the shit castle.
There was a playlist of Christian Rock that was only to be played on the stereo. Yeah, fuck that shit. That went out the window on Day 1. Let's get some Grandaddy up in here!
So one day, I'm more drunk than usual and I had been hitting my GH most of the morning and in walks this punk kid. Fucking swagger to him. Obnoxiously confident. Really annoying.
He sees that I'm reading a collection of Alan Moore's The Swamp Thing. He asks about it, and we get to talking, and we become fast friends.
Every time he came in, it was comics, or movies, or music, or how annoying college kids are, etc.
He shows me his YouTube channel that is a bunch of short films about 3-4 minutes long and they are impressive. He tells me he wants to make a feature length film and asks me if I know anyone who has written something that would work as a "real" movie. I said no but I guess my face gave it away.
Eventually, he calls me one night and he and his friends are down at the local cocktail lounge playing drunk chess and he says I've got to swing by. And so I did. And el vino did flow.
He doesn't drink much. He just likes to watch drunk people act stupid.
So I got drunk even more off my ass and he and his friends drive me and my car home.
So he literally carries me into bed - it was that bad - and I guess he was about to leave but he saw my open closet. Which is stacks and stacks of writing projects.
He is a very organized and OCD person. So he starts reading and organizing.
I woke up a few hours later and see him at my desk reading. I slurred out "Uh, what are you doing?"
"I'm reading. You've got a movie here, dude."
I pass back out and don't wake up for about 12 more hours. When I woke back up, he was gone.
Every little bit of writing in my closet had been organized.
And he had left on my desk the screenplay he was interested in.
On top of that stack of paper, he had left a note which read, "Everyone is going to want to know more about Audrey. She's in everything you write."
He called me that evening to check in on me and make sure I was okay.
Once that was over with, he says, "I guess we should get to work. Tell me about Audrey."
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