Remember that post I did where some nice person folded my laundry and put it neatly on the table because I was rudely taking up a dryer for an entire day? If so, your name is probably Alex. Anyway, all of the dryers were taken up today while I was doing laundry so I decided to be a nice neighbor and pay it forward. I just remembered how great I felt about the world after the gesture and I hoped to help someone else feel the same way. So I took a person's laundry out and put it on the table and loaded my laundry into the dryer. Then I started to fold the other person's laundry, it just consisted of some pants and shirts and stuff but no underwear or anything that might make it awkward. I only had a couple of more shirts to fold when a couple came in to take their laundry out of the dryers. To tell you the truth I'm not sure if the laundry I was folding was there's but they didn't say anything to me about it. I finished up folding as soon as possible and then got out of there without making too much eye contact. It was awkward because even if it wasn't their laundry I just abandoned the clothes I was folding on the table so I'm sure they became really confused. Can you imagine if it was their laundry? That would be really creepy. It seems like a nice gesture when someone folds my laundry while I am not around just to get it out of the way and to be kind but it seems really awkward to catch the person in the middle of folding my laundry. That seems to be a social situation that I haven't prepared for. Either way, I felt really uncomfortable when the couple came in and caught me folding laundry. Why does everything I do need just a little bit of awkwardness mixed in? This is why I don't often do nice things for people.
Also, I saw this sign at the laundromat . Of course it didn't work, it was Christmas day! I was going to try to see if I could get the dryer to work now that it is a month after Christmas. What kind of jerk makes a machine work on Christmas day? In all seriousness though, I feel really bad for whoever didn't have anything better to do on Christmas than laundry. At least that means the person probably had a day off from work.
Well, I need to be off to check my laundry, it's probably been done for a half hour now. Hopefully I don't run into someone who is folding my laundry. That would be awkward.
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Hopefully Gerald Sherratt has a sense of humor
I love how sometimes there are things that just end up working out as hilarious as possible. I made these fliers last night and they were proof-read by a whole bunch of people prior to being printed. Then I spent some time today distributing the fliers. While I was in class I noticed a typo that was (and still is) embarrassing. Read over it and see if you can find the typo then tell me whether or not you can think of a word that I could have misspelled that would have come off funnier. I'm glad that I at least got to chuckle while I went out to go retrieve the fliers. This sums up my modus operandi: Always make sure that things end up as awkward as possible but still come off as likable. Now I am going to stop wasting time and actually go replace these fliers. Hopefully the fixed ones are a little more ridiculous than those with typos, I replaced his picture with one of a giraffe. I think I am just testing my boss to see how weird I can make things and still get to come in the next day.
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