You know those people you always see around the office, or at school or at
the theater that always seem happy? They usually laugh too much,
up-end their sentences and make it a point to end words in 'y' that don't end
in 'y'. They're not happy. Why should they be? They got a big raise at
work? More money? Money to buy more things. Things nobody needs. Or
perhaps they're in love. In love with themselves--in love with their image.
New clothes, dyed hair, expensive shoes. They want to look their best.
For who?
Who cares? Why can't people just be real? Don't put on a show. Don't
smile just to smile. It's creepy, cut it out. Another thing that's related
to these overly enthusiastic jerks: the use of the word "buddy." I'm not
your "buddy." Why do people insist on calling people "buddy?" Hey asshole,
I have news for you: I'm not your friend. Hell, I don't even know
you.
The other day at school, some guy came up to me and said "Hey, what's up?"
I kicked him in the chops. He didn't say much the next time I saw him
because of the surgery.
182,424 sleep.