Anonymous said:You see what I mean? It’s the same thing that bugs me—I'm out here actually putting in the work, yet somehow I still end up looking like the lazy one. 🙂Angela Newman33, you might want to give this some thought. 🤷Man, it feels like this day is gonna drag on forever—pretty sure it won't wrap up until well after 6...
🙏 She's the queen, honestly—but I've come down with a nasty case of the flu, so there's no way I'm making it this Saturday. 🙂😬
Yeah, I know... I know everything.
That’s really just talking about the folks who aren't working right now—you know, the students catching a breather between exams while they still have a little bit of downtime.
Look, I’m not out here making up deadlines just for the hell of it—it’s just that contractors have their own damn timelines to deal with. 😁
You can't exactly move faster than the drying process—it's just physics. Once everything finally dries out, that's when they get to work, usually starting first thing in the morning.
If he rolls up early in the morning and catches a bit of momentum, he’ll be at my door before I even know what hit me... and since the door isn't even properly installed yet... he'll just end up stuck waiting on me—and then his whole day is basically shot.
Look, don't come at me—I'm just the messenger. 😁
Don't mess around with the little guy... honestly, when he gives me that look, I'm immediately running to find something productive to do. 🤣
So, I had no clue what was going on this afternoon... then the contractor finally rolls up with the verdict that everything is dry and he'll be back first thing tomorrow morning. Now I'm officially panicking. 😬 The doors aren't lined up right.