first day
gretchen: bus has wifi?
me: yes
ow my whole being
commuting will take some suffering used to
gretchen: how does this commute work?
where is your yahoo place
i don't think it's called an office anymore
me: when it's that big
it's called the belly of the beast
the specific route i took today was shuttle each way
about 1.8 hours
gretchen: really?
1.8 hours each way?
me: yes
just about
gretchen: oh my god.
horrible.
me: 7 am -> 7pm total roundtrip
there are alternate routes
gretchen: it's very FAR to the belly of teh beast, isn't it
do they give you lattes and croissants on the bus
with the free wireless?
me: no but free when you arrive
gretchen: oh, that helps.
but they should have them on the bus.
seriously.
and masseurs
this is the
new economy
me: people at yahoo scorn perks that are too perky
seen as being too like google
gretchen: oh
me: the idea being you should have your own masseur at home
gretchen: google is richer though
oh, right
forgot
and also maybe some kind of exclusive in home montessori school
me: they offer free daycare
gretchen: right
better than google then
me: ow my whole being
i don't know what to do
gretchen: masseuse at home
clearly.
me: umf
I've been home 43 minutes, just putting off going to Wally's. Wally's is friendly and it's the only place I'd dine alone, I'm too tired to do anything at home, but I'd so much prefer not to go out by myself. Gretchen says, "i think you should have sushi and pretend to be an 80s japanese business man. drink sake. maybe wear a suit." But alone I can't brave the marble and disco and neon of Miyozen, however much verisimilitude.
me: yes
ow my whole being
commuting will take some suffering used to
gretchen: how does this commute work?
where is your yahoo place
i don't think it's called an office anymore
me: when it's that big
it's called the belly of the beast
the specific route i took today was shuttle each way
about 1.8 hours
gretchen: really?
1.8 hours each way?
me: yes
just about
gretchen: oh my god.
horrible.
me: 7 am -> 7pm total roundtrip
there are alternate routes
gretchen: it's very FAR to the belly of teh beast, isn't it
do they give you lattes and croissants on the bus
with the free wireless?
me: no but free when you arrive
gretchen: oh, that helps.
but they should have them on the bus.
seriously.
and masseurs
this is the
new economy
me: people at yahoo scorn perks that are too perky
seen as being too like google
gretchen: oh
me: the idea being you should have your own masseur at home
gretchen: google is richer though
oh, right
forgot
and also maybe some kind of exclusive in home montessori school
me: they offer free daycare
gretchen: right
better than google then
me: ow my whole being
i don't know what to do
gretchen: masseuse at home
clearly.
me: umf
I've been home 43 minutes, just putting off going to Wally's. Wally's is friendly and it's the only place I'd dine alone, I'm too tired to do anything at home, but I'd so much prefer not to go out by myself. Gretchen says, "i think you should have sushi and pretend to be an 80s japanese business man. drink sake. maybe wear a suit." But alone I can't brave the marble and disco and neon of Miyozen, however much verisimilitude.