Strategic Unpleasantness

[deird1]

My job would be an excellent outlet for grumpy people.

"Be unpleasant to people" is practically part of my job description. Really, they could get ideal employees by advertising "Must Have A Horrible Personality".

Why? Because I have no powerThe larger part of my job involves getting people who work for another company to do things for the

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[eilowyn]

Well . . . is your job at least a bit more pleasant (or at least easier) during that time of the month? It sounds like being bitchy an PMSing would be a benefit to the job - use that rage for something constructive, maybe?

But no, it doesn't sound like a job that leaves you serene and at peace with the world *hugs*

[deird1]

*hugs back*

Not exactly a peace-inducing job, no.

[beer_good_foamy]

So basically, you're Australia's answer to Malcolm Tucker. Which is pretty awesome. :-)

[angearia]

"Maybe we can download rice." Hahaha time travel. :P

"Don't you ever, ever, call me a bully. I'm so much worse than that." *snort* Bwah!

So Deird, the answer to this is that you have a camera follow you around for your job or maybe you re-enact it. Bam! Australian gender reversal of Malcolm Tucker.

[deird1]

Exactly. But with less swearing. :)

[a2zmom]

Nothing like having no power or authority. Sounds like a blast.

[deird1]

Total blast, yeah. *waves flag*

[lavastar]

Ohhh, that sounds so bummer-ful.

But I thought your job was poking around at trains? Is this new and different, or a different aspect of it?

[deird1]

Same job - different aspect. Just... an aspect I've had to do a lot lately, which is bumming me out.