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DFHLADKSF SIX NO LOOKING IT'S A WIP OF YOUR B-DAY PRESENT LOLOLOL. orz late bday present that is hjlkdaf.

KAY SO. ALLOW ME TO RANT KAY GUYS?

Today I was working. You know. Chillin'. Doin' my thing. When this couple comes up. One holding this infant. And the other holding a floaty for the infant. I  hate to sound racist, but they seriously looked like white supremacists. So here I am. One. Lonely. Mexican. Girl. Standing behind the counter. But hey, at least there's glass between me and the customers, so in the event that they try to shank me, the glass might save me. 

Anyways, our pool policy is that no floaties are allowed. None. Sorry. Nope, I don't know why that is. Do I look like the god damn public pool board that decides everything? NOOOOOO. But I digress. 

So they come in. And before they can even get a word in edge wise, I say something along the lines of, "I'm really sorry, but floaties actually aren't allowed in the pool."

The woman, "But he can't swim." And she gave me the dirtiest glare. 

So I replied, "I know, I understand. I'm sorry, but that's just the pool policy." 

The woman replied to that. "But he can't swim. Why can't he have floaties?"

I wanted to roll my eyes. "Well, in the past parents have left their children unattended with floaties and they float upside do-"

She cuts me off, "So he can't have them?" 

I was getting pretty annoyed, "I'm sorry, he can't. There is, however, a very shallow baby pool and a lifeguard on duty watching that po-" I got cut off, again. 

The man interrupts this time, "So if my son drowns in your pool, I'm suing you." He pointed at me.

I wanted to lol for reals. So what this couple was telling me was basically this floaty was the most crucial element in their son's survival in our 1-2 foot deep pool with a life guard on duty? Soooo... they weren't planning on staying with their son in the pool? Where were you going to go? Who  honestly thinks it's smart to leave your infant unattended at any time in water? 

I shrugged, "Yeah, that's fine. It's $4.50 all together." LOL WHATEVER BITCHES. They also had the nerve to, when they asked for a basket (we give baskets to people to put their stuff in and watch it in the main room so little ghetto pool kids can't get into their stuff), she goes "You got a bag I can put my stuff in?" And I was like. "8\ Yeah. Here." I got her a plastic bag. She wasn't looking. Two minutes later she finally looks at the basket. "What's this bag for?"

I WAS LIKE. ARE YOU HIGH? /facepalmsplz/ I was absolutely polite and kept all my inner feelings inside, away from my words as well as my facial features. 

So to any of you that are parents and to those that will be come future parents. No, I lie. To eveybody. Don't get all uppity in a clerk's face. Get some god damned manners, it's not like they make up rules to antagonize you, and if it was a mistake, big fucking whoop. Get over yourself, you're not entitled to shit. When a clerk messes up your order at a fast food place? Just tell them. Don't get in their face. You don't have to eat there, and quite frankly, there are people in the world that have never even seen a fast food joint. Cook at home if you're so damned concerned about your food coming out right. 8\ 

DHFKLJDSF GOD. GHLDSKFHDF I HATE PEOPLE HFDLFHADSJKF ;;; Society should feel so lucky I've got great fucking control of my anger and annoyance issues with scumbags, or else the scene might've gotten ugly. I thought of a million snarky comments to make. 8\

ANNNNYWAYS.

orz This is a wip of Six's late b-day present BUT IDK IT'S NO GOOD DHFKLASHDFKJD /DUNNO IF SHE'LL CONTINUE IT DNHLJAKDF 

Back from picking up my drunk sister and her drunk fiance, lol. :C 

I've been weirdly thinking about Kouhei a lot lately. I even drew him at my Temini account today. 

GUUUURL THAT SHIT'S GLOWING TAKE IT OFF. :C 

* NOTE TO RIEKA: The jewel is basically the "seal" and "her". It's a sign of ownership, and that's why Rimo  has one that matches Lunon's. :C

:C KAY NIGHT