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[pobrecisco]

[ Cisco leans back from turning the video on, and spins slowly around in his desk chair, sighing loudly with head tipped back, until he's circled back around to the camera. ]

Okay. I think I finally have to give in and admit it. I am really bored with my assigned job, and they don't even notice when I don't come in. I was gone for a week and I got paid like I was there, and no one said a thing. Clearly I am underappreciated in the graphic tee design world.

So I'm curious: who else has left their assigned jobs? What do you do now? What did you do for work back home? Talk jobs to me, guys.

Comments

[pobrecisco]

Wow, you've got me beat, then. I've stuck with mine since July.

[instars]

Why?

[pobrecisco]

It was kinda fun, at least at first.

[instars]

What was it?

[pobrecisco]

Designing graphic tees. Which was more coming up with ideas for other people to draw, since I am not big on the artistic skill.

[instars]

This seems like poor planning.

[pobrecisco]

Like so many other things this government does.

[instars]

Specifics, please.

[pobrecisco]

I take it you didn't wind up with hilariously inappropriate roommates.

[instars]

I don't have roommates.

[pobrecisco]

Lucky you. I live with my ex-boss.

[instars]

That would be awkward, I slept with my ex-boss.

[pobrecisco]

...Yeah, that. I can see how that would be more awkward.

[instars]

That's not why he's my ex-boss.