Holy Crap, Roland.

[atolnon]

I got up earlier than I needed to make sure that I was on the ball to get ready for my interviews. I also wanted to double-check the bus schedules that would take me there, and I planned to get there an hour early in case something went wrong with my planning, and it took longer then I thought. The interview's at 2, I got up at 8, and I've really been ready to head out for a while now.

I clean up well. ^ ^

But I guess the dog heard me getting ready. Before I started my stay here, he'd just be kept by himself until everyone got back, though I guess he's gotten used to me around the house. So I didn't let him out today (I'd just have to put him back, which I'm sure would be worse then not letting him out at all, plus I don't want blond dog hair all over my black pants.) and he's sitting in the bedroom letting out these pathetic whines and tiny barks.

It is so awful. x_x 

Anyway, if I get this job like I hope, I'll have to get up much earlier then I have in the past. Like, probably 5:30 or something. That's being a barrista for you. Everyone else operates on an earlier schedule, and you've got to be there in the morning to feed them their caffeine. ^_^ I've always been a little curious that, if everyone is so tired when they get up that they need coffee, why doesn't everyone just agree to start their day an hour or two later? I don't know. I guess inertia is so built in by now, and everyone is used to it, so why get up in arms now? Besides, I'm fairly sure that it's just an excuse to get to drink tasty coffee.

Oh, I've also got interviews today, so I hope they go well.

PS - Today is, surprisingly, my first coffee tag. I'm surprised it took this long.

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[drbuzzkill.livejournal.com]

It's not that everyone is so tired when they get up that they need coffee - they're not really tired, but they've been drinking coffee daily for years and to stop now would involve caffeine withdrawal.

Which is ugly, I can personally tell you.