it happened

okay i didn't know that i can change dates on the blog here, so upon finding out, i have done so. this was a life altering day. this is the day that i left t-mobile for the last time. jennifer was working 3rd shift at the time and was pretty miserable at her job too and so her sleep was always fitful, even if it was the only escape from her sadness. any time i came home early for lunch i would inevitably startle her awake. i saved the text message i sent her upon leaving t-mobile and have been reminded of it every time that i look in my phone. it's just there. locked. one of those little subtle reminders of my inability to meet minimum business expectations. not any more. i am deleting the message after i post it here:

Baby it happened. I am so sorry. I am coming home. Let me know when you get this. I don't want to startle you awake and then tell you this. I am so embarrassed.

i originally posted about this way later and therefore not in chronological order, so i have now copied the original post here as well. no wait. i deleted it and just pasted it here for you to enjoy:


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My relationship with T-mobile has come to an end. Happened in September of 2011. October was a blast. Found a job working for a blood bank. Best job I have ever had. PROBLEM: I make half the money I did at T-mo. SOLUTION: Room-mate. Funny how the universe helps you out. No more fake nice. No more job aids. No more "coachings". No more "How may I help-ee-oh?". I rarely hear the word "Actually". No more upselling. No more crash course on what I am expected to know without time to even ask questions. No more ranking. No more realignment. No more small talk. No more "I understand that you are upset...". I could go on. Why no posts since then? I have been happy.



Is AT&T going to take over T-Mobile? I can honestly say that I don't give a...

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we are both happy to say that at the time that i actually wrote this, we are both fairly happy with our jobs. i'll let you guess when that was. thanks for reading!