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@ohdottie.bsky.social

Mid-level disco queen

i mean, at work i use the thumbs up to just say "yes i read the thing, acknowledged" ...i honestly have no idea what emoji i would use if the CEO of my job put out this statement via Teams or whatever

The more I look at the news, the happier I am to be out of tech and having someone pay for my degree so I can sustain myself out of tech I may not make a ton of money, but I’ll probably never be out of work

It’s really hard leaving a job that you did very well in but it’s not the right environment. I’ve had four emotional goodbyes with my clients bringing the total for the week at 6 with more to come It’s extremely for the best but my clients were generally lovely people

I’m learning a lot about drug testing for my upcoming job Urine drug tests can be discriminatory against people with higher body fat; particularly for weed. If there are two people who smoke the exact amount, it could stay in a higher body fat person’s system up to 40% longer

I went Full MP in the In-N-Out drive thru yesterday Like got out of my car to direct traffic so a parked car could leave A lot of bewildered looks but did they listen? Duh

You know what’s hard? Being a deeply unserious person creating serious work I’m working on a mental health presentation for school and I have such an urge to hide grippy socks on each slide like hidden Mickeys

I beg you today as always: if you, tomorrow, see people in the Bay Area bitching about our “heat” and are like “it’s only 90” whatever, please do know that we don’t have air conditioning, our power grid isn’t built for this, that people need that power for oxygen pumps and shit, just let us bitch

It struck me today that I didn’t know Dolly as much for her music, but acting, philanthropy, as a personality, and Dollywood She was someone who transcended being a country legend because she had something for everyone I can’t think of one person who had nothing positive to say about her

When you hear the commercials backed by Kroger and Albertson’s about how they want to “protect your grocery savings,” remember that the CEOs of those companies make $17 million each, and if they really wanted to lower your grocery prices they could.