Who's gonna drive you home, tonight?

[soccer_mom56]

I'm never going back to my parent's home again. I'll just have to find another place to do laundry. I don't know what it is about my parents, maybe old age, or my mom's desire to discover her roots by returning to a an old Russian-Jewish style Ghetto under a Czar, but they live in a Nazi Germany - styled (and don't get me wrong because that

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[baileysummers]

The thing with the security idiot just pisses me off. i do that for a living and if he's got any clue to how to do his job then he'd have known who you are. He should be fired for wasting your air, or at the very least beaten with a stick. As for your mom and the phone number thing, mine used to do that right up until all the numbers she'd ask me became 411. I'm already groaning at the thought of the beaurocrap you'll have to endure, sigh dude it's hard to stay sane some times but it's also just to hard to chew through the leather straps.

There is no rationality here.

[soccer_mom56]

Welcome to my LJ. I always like new readers. Introduce yourself, please.

I think that the guard's "solution" was after he talked to his superiors telephonically.

My bigger problem is with the requirement of providing ID at the guard gate. My dad explained that they had a problem with unlicensed laborers/housekeepers,etc coming in and causing "mischief", but that only applies to those who drive in. Apparently, one can walk in without showing ID. And more importantly, IF I am on the permanent guest list (and my dad verified it), why would I not be allowed in whether or not I had a driver's license?
My parents seemingly have no problem with the new rules, even though it is a huge inconvenience to their visitors who have to WAIT in queue for admittance. I waited nearly 10 min on Hannukah (at which time, my driver's license was also expired) before being admitted. hmm.

[segue]

Yeah, you are a tease. A big teaser!

Anyway, a good son you are, hm? Going down to the ghetto to visit his mum.

Aw.

Happy New Year.