Well, fuck you too

[mousme]

Dear coworker,

Yes, I wasn't here for the past hour. That's because I was having lunch. Just like you did an hour before me. Yes, I don't know what happened during that hour. Neither do you know what happened during the hour you were away.

This does NOT entitle you to be rude with me. It does NOT mean that you can snipe at me and then say "I don't want to talk to you because you weren't here and you don't know what went on." How old are you? Four? I stopped "not talking" to my friends when I was angry when I was still in grade school.

Either enlighten me about why you're pissed off, or else suck it the fuck up. Lord knows I don't take it out on you when I'm in a bad mood. Please show me the same courtesy. Thank you.

No love,

Me

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[morsefan.livejournal.com]

I am so tired of stupid people, I could retch. If everyone would shut up and stop assuming the other guy is the bad guy, it might be amazing just how well this world would work. I have no idea what your co-worker's issue may have been; for all I know she's right. So what? She needs to grow up! Asking the question, "are you four?" seems apt.

Having said that: it must have been hell on wheels during that hour. Whew!

[mousme.livejournal.com]

Enh. She's been in a pissy mood all week, and sometimes lunch hours go crazy here because there's only one of us to deal with the crises. I'm quite sure that she had a stressful time of it (so did I while she was gone). This may have been the straw that broke the camel's back.

I just wish that people, and she in particular, would learn to deal with things in a rational, adult manner. "I don't want to talk to you," is niether constructive nor mature, nor is it likely to earn any sympathy from me. Really, all it's going to do is piss me off. See above post for proof. ;)