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>Finally it settles back into the little jar it gets to live inside. I'm ready for the day. A bright smile for all the shitbags barking orders at me at the corner store and a nice wide net to load all my frustrations at them into the canon to be fired tonight.
>Life's good. Enough.
>I step out into my room, almost a mirror of my bedroom in my parent's place. Posters strewn, messy and lived-in. No chalk walls that shit's a pain but I have enough spare journals to scrawl should the need arise.
>It's beyond comforting. Normal and true to me. My nerves un-twist as I walk through the place, grabbing my wallet and keys as I go. Just a small meltdown, nothing serious. Nothing the ptero-terror can't handle. I smile at my wordplay and push out through the door and head downstairs.
>Got a cheap van from a police auction. Thing's probably seen more blow than a hooker with no teeth but it's clean now. And it runs. And was under four figures.
>I start the thing to life and whip it to work. Rocksco comes into view a few minutes later. Another day of snout to the grindstone. What a jouyous life I'm blessed with.
>I pull into the back, parking in my usual and trotting on into work. I clock in and zone out. I get talked to but do my utmost to not register any words that aren't imperative to keeping my job. Thankfully my manager is short-sighted so I get to hang on my phone a long while, texting between Trish and Reed.
>Simple jokes, shit talking the venues, sometimes Reed spews out some conspiracy theory or otherwise lunatic speech to laugh at. It's a phenomenal time waster. My phone dings to let me know I'm free. I'm let out with no struggle. Guess I did good enough today.
>I'm into the van and check the place we're on for today. Trish is a hell of a manager. We get paid peanuts, sure but she keeps us on rotating gigs. Owe her so much. Can't ever pay her back after having to come crawling back to her after…
>Finally it settles back into the little jar it gets to live inside. I'm ready for the day. A bright smile for all the shitbags barking orders at me at the corner store and a nice wide net to load all my frustrations at them into the canon to be fired tonight.
>Life's good. Enough.
>I step out into my room, almost a mirror of my bedroom in my parent's place. Posters strewn, messy and lived-in. No chalk walls that shit's a pain but I have enough spare journals to scrawl should the need arise.
>It's beyond comforting. Normal and true to me. My nerves un-twist as I walk through the place, grabbing my wallet and keys as I go. Just a small meltdown, nothing serious. Nothing the ptero-terror can't handle. I smile at my wordplay and push out through the door and head downstairs.
>Got a cheap van from a police auction. Thing's probably seen more blow than a hooker with no teeth but it's clean now. And it runs. And was under four figures.
>I start the thing to life and whip it to work. Rocksco comes into view a few minutes later. Another day of snout to the grindstone. What a jouyous life I'm blessed with.
>I pull into the back, parking in my usual and trotting on into work. I clock in and zone out. I get talked to but do my utmost to not register any words that aren't imperative to keeping my job. Thankfully my manager is short-sighted so I get to hang on my phone a long while, texting between Trish and Reed.
>Simple jokes, shit talking the venues, sometimes Reed spews out some conspiracy theory or otherwise lunatic speech to laugh at. It's a phenomenal time waster. My phone dings to let me know I'm free. I'm let out with no struggle. Guess I did good enough today.
>I'm into the van and check the place we're on for today. Trish is a hell of a manager. We get paid peanuts, sure but she keeps us on rotating gigs. Owe her so much. Can't ever pay her back after having to come crawling back to her after…