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"Get me Michael Tomasetti!" the chief executive shouted as he threw down the script bearing the title "Overbite." Underneath the bold title was the name Michael Tomasetti. "This is exactly what we need to boost sales. We need a hot product, something the kids can relate to these days. Something that's gonna put Putztown films back on the map!" The chief executive was now pacing around his small wooden paneled office throwing his hands wildly around him as he voice became louder and LOUDER. He glanced down at the telephone lying on his desk. A tiny red light beeped next to the words: Speaker Phone. "Are you writing this down Darlene?" the chief executive continued. "Yes sir, Michael Tomasetti, sir, boost sales, on the map, sir." the secretary repeated. "Well don't just sit there jotting down what I'm saying - get me on the line with this Tomasetti character immmediately!" "Yes sir, Tomasetti, sir."
Haha, so that's one of my many fantasies about how, just like Brando in "On the Waterfront", "I'm gonna be somebody. I-I'm gonna be a contenda." I'm gonna take on the world! Well this week has been nothing short of bananas. I feel like I'm in a circus half the time, I'm juggling my classes, balancing myself with papers, films, and scripts, and getting drunk behind the tent on the weekends.
Well in other news - damn I just wrote that now I've looked at the screen for a couple minutes because there really isn't anything new except for the fact that I have more work, less money, and I have wasted more time then I care to admit. I felt proud of myself today since I finished a book this week and also finished an essay. In case you are wondering, the book was Salinger's classic "The Catcher in the Rye" (but wait! didn't you read that book in high school man! I remember that I had to read it in high school and I didn't like it because we were forced to read books and... NO I didn't read the book in high school and I actually enjoyed this book, so stop interrupting me thank you) <-- actually that little quote is from one of my roommates who hated the book, so big up Donnie P. I also finished an essay for the Honors College at Drexel titled "The greatest challenge I ever faced was..." I wrote about (read with Italian accent) my-a trip to-a Italy with the sheep herding and the-a brain eating and, well I think you get the picture. The paper came out better than I expected and I'm pretty happy with it. I like to think that I have fun writing some of these college papers. I mean most people just go with the basic stuff, but I add some flair in there - some, oh I don't know how do you say, gusto to make it more interesting. Sometimes I hit the mark and other times I end up sounding like that psychotic guy on the street yelling "JUDGEMENT DAY IS AT HAND!!! REPENT SINNERS!!"
Alright well it's late and I still wanna get to the gym so I'll be heading out of here. Up up awaaaay...
Haha, so that's one of my many fantasies about how, just like Brando in "On the Waterfront", "I'm gonna be somebody. I-I'm gonna be a contenda." I'm gonna take on the world! Well this week has been nothing short of bananas. I feel like I'm in a circus half the time, I'm juggling my classes, balancing myself with papers, films, and scripts, and getting drunk behind the tent on the weekends.
Well in other news - damn I just wrote that now I've looked at the screen for a couple minutes because there really isn't anything new except for the fact that I have more work, less money, and I have wasted more time then I care to admit. I felt proud of myself today since I finished a book this week and also finished an essay. In case you are wondering, the book was Salinger's classic "The Catcher in the Rye" (but wait! didn't you read that book in high school man! I remember that I had to read it in high school and I didn't like it because we were forced to read books and... NO I didn't read the book in high school and I actually enjoyed this book, so stop interrupting me thank you) <-- actually that little quote is from one of my roommates who hated the book, so big up Donnie P. I also finished an essay for the Honors College at Drexel titled "The greatest challenge I ever faced was..." I wrote about (read with Italian accent) my-a trip to-a Italy with the sheep herding and the-a brain eating and, well I think you get the picture. The paper came out better than I expected and I'm pretty happy with it. I like to think that I have fun writing some of these college papers. I mean most people just go with the basic stuff, but I add some flair in there - some, oh I don't know how do you say, gusto to make it more interesting. Sometimes I hit the mark and other times I end up sounding like that psychotic guy on the street yelling "JUDGEMENT DAY IS AT HAND!!! REPENT SINNERS!!"
Alright well it's late and I still wanna get to the gym so I'll be heading out of here. Up up awaaaay...