[align=center][font=georgia][size=24]» Winston McDonald
| [fancypost borderwidth=0px; width:200px; height:289px; background:url(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-6pnB…cvd1c2Tk1s1tmado1_500.gif) center;][/fancypost] | [fancypost bgcolor=grey; borderwidth=0px; overflow: auto; font-family: arial; font-size: 8pt; color: black; height: 289px; width: 200px; opacity: 0.70; text-align:justify] it wasn't as though he enjoyed people-watching. not as much as he enjoyed mocking those who were people-watching, anyway. however, there were days where souls could afford to be a tad bit hypocritical, and god damn, was today one of those days. for today, it seems, his final warning was received. his pigheaded boss who smelt of burned cash had finally had enough of his excuses. every "i'm tired," "i'm drunk," and "c'mon, man. can i leave?" had reigned over his patience for too long. for that man had the nerve to call him into his office and 'have a seat.' said seat was out of the scolding sun, mind you, where the old man usually worked, but the feeling of dread placed upon you when you entered the fat man's office was enough to make it seem worse. their conversation was simple. work hard, or you're out. now, this was the conversation given to every employee when they first signed up to the job, but the truth was that winston had sat through this conversation far more times than he should have. his boss had a heart, at least. giving pity to winston due to his age and his habits. but it seemed as though pity wasn't enough to break through to the old man's reason. no, not even close. he didn't blame his boss for the talk. honestly, he didn't. this is why he simply nodded after their meeting, fighting the oh so powerful urge to storm out while chanting the classic, "up yours." but still, this dread was enough to get someone down for a while. and what better way to get back up than to crack a beer, park yourself near the front of your condo, and silently judge others to make yourself feel better? upon doing this, however, he happened upon a kid. well, not a "kid kid" of course. this person did appear to be fresh into life, though. young. much younger than him. and this kid happened to be struggling to move some boxes into their apparent new living space. what was meant to be an effortless mock actually came out with a lick of concern, this tone causing the man to mentally scold himself after the words were said. "you keep liftin' like that, 'yer gonna break your back." |
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