Listen, I understand the curse of a bladder the size of a pea. Many a road trip was interrupted growing up and I can now tell you where every Starbucks in the city is located. Some people unfortunately are not using this same tact and wait far too long to pull the trigger. Case in point, check out this sign on the door of a convenience store. I'm not sure which is worse, the numerous people who had to have done this which inspired the sign or the fact that the owners think the way to solve this problem is with the sign. Anyone who is urinating on the building is clearly not making it to the door for further instruction, so technically they're preaching to the choir. The double underlining really drives the point home here; hey, at least they said thank you.
For the many things seen throughout the day which make you wonder out loud how people can be so very strange, this blog is an outlet to voice your concerns for our generally insane society.
Showing posts with label Starbucks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Starbucks. Show all posts
Monday, June 18, 2012
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
No, you cannot ignore a dirty diaper
How many times have you seen a mother changing her child in an inappropriate public location? I'm talking airplane seat cushion, park bench, movie theater...yes I've seen them all. Sadly I passed by the ultimate offense recently- changing via New York City sidewalk. Sure, the mother put down a blanket and even had the decency to also sit on the ground so the child didn't feel they were the only one contracting diseases at a rapid pace. I'm going out on a limb here and assuming that there was a Starbucks nearby with a perfectly usable public bathroom, free changing table included. Instead, she gave no less than 100 passerbys a reason to call her the worst mother of the year. Congrats!
Wednesday, February 29, 2012
No, you cannot make me work for free
As we all know, a leap year only comes along once every four years. Poor children born on this day, no Facebook notification of birth, no free Starbucks coffee postcard, no 21st birthday party as 21 it is not a multiple of 4. So sad. Those who look at the glass half full would say this is a lucky day, an extra day of life to do something out of character. After watching tonight's Modern Family, and the strange occurrences of my own leap day, I was enlightened by a good friend that this day also represents a day our payrolls decide to ignore. Silly trick, really, but think about it! You just worked 8 - 10 hours absolutely for free. Too late to stick it to the man at this point, he already took your day. Mark your calendar for 2016, looks like you're on vacation.
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