So the wonderful 'over spending'
Christmas holiday is over, and we must wait a few days before being plagued by
another holiday. However, "News Years" seems to make a little more
sense. Make impossible promises to yourself, watch a glass ball fall from the
sky, and then drink your worries away. If that is not enough, people stand in
the freezing cold to watch it happen. So what if a glass ball slides down a
platform without breaking. If the damn sphere broke the platform, and came
crashing down on a crowd of New Yorkers it would be worth watching. God forbid
if that ever happened! Mommy, daddy, and little Timmy might shit themselves at
such a scene.
The reason why I named this post
'Banks, County Clerks, and Holidays' is because most government workers don't
work holidays. However, wage slaves who care about their families do. Let’s not
forget that most banks are not open on Saturday, Sunday, or Wednesday. How do
they get shit done? Answer: they don't!
I can understand Christians not
working on Sunday. Keep the seventh day Sabbath. The good lord only rested one
day, but everyone in this country gets two days of rest. The local DMV is open
on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. The dirty conservative whores give you a number,
and you sit down. You wait several hours, and finally they call your number.
You walk up to the counter, she hands you some paper work, assigns you another
number, and you sit back down. It would be easier to get an act of congress. My
New Year’s resolution is to create my own holiday. I will celebrate the birth
of my savior on January 7th. I will request that day off from work, and thank
him for my blessings. It makes more sense than wasting my time with CorpGov's
commercial holidays. Keep wasting cash loyal Americans, in the end you are only
wasting your time. We don’t need an eight course meal on Thanksgiving or Christmas.
If little Timmy only wants turkey and mash potatoes, don’t put the damn potato
salad on his plate. Save the left overs, or give it to the stray dogs down the
street. Learn about “servings” and “yield” and prepare less next time. Waste
not, want not.
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