I believe it was Anne Murray who said "cheaters never win". That has nothing to do with what I was going to say, other than that it sounds similar. I was going to say that complainers are never gonna be satisfied. Some people complain about lots of stuff. Unless you're living outside of North America or Europe and Austrailia, you really have nothing to complain about. If you DO live outside of these places, then you could complain about socialism and corruption and public safety and a whole bunch of other things. But if you don't (and we don't) then you shouldn't complain about things, because they're really not that bad. So if I complain too much about anything, well, slap me on my forehead, because it's not warranted. And you shouldn't either. Besides, it's unbecoming.

I noticed something that oriental people seem to do when on the phone with me when I'm at work. If I call somewhere where an oriental person answers and the person I'm looking for isn't there, or isn't available, they always ask, "Who's calling?". What a conversation stopper. Because when I tell them who I am, what's left? They just say "Oh, okay." I can't even properly leave a message because the conversation was ended. I ask to have that person call me back, but when people call me and have no message, I don't usually ask who was calling, because I'm not going to be calling them back. I'm gonna start answering the "Who's calling?" with "Nobody." That should catch them off guard.

I found out that I have my on-site evaluation by the co-op office next Tuesday. How fortunate that it's on one of the days I'm still working there. I have a feeling that they're gonna complain about me not doing my contractual 4 days there. Tuesday may, therefore and thenceforth, be my last day there if they complain too much. After all, complainers never win.

~Gers-O