I feel ya brother. I live in a conservative small town, have a big beard, wear my hair in a high and tight cut, drive a truck and I can go on. I get mistaken by these people all the time as one of theirs. Thing is I couldn't be further from them. My kids godparent (for lack of a better term) is trans. I call myself an equalist because I believe everyone should enjoy the same rights and treatment that I as a white cis male enjoy. It's annoying as all get out that my personal aesthetic is so closely tied to these assholes
I know it's a typo but my job title at work is tsr and I had to read your post again
I live in Texas and one thing with all the people moving from CA is that they are mostly red voters. A lot of them were willing to move here because they felt it would better represent them while the blue people stayed. At least this is the sentiment that I've seen expressed from the people that moved here
But 3 rights make a left
I read this in Jim Gaffigan's voice the way he says hot pockets
You can accept direct calls on teams while in a meeting. It puts your original meeting on hold
Hos hand looks so tiny
I think they are referring to the phenomenon that seems to be taking place where far right politicians seem to be gaining ground in many countries across the globe
Off topic i love your user name.
When I was in this position in my life I used parking lots of 24 hour gyms never once got hassled or disturbed.
They are out there. I do production support and there is always more work than hors in the day for me. One of my friends who started at the company same time as me (we were in the same training class when we started at tech support) now works in our underwriting department and he has 3 or 4 hous of work to do a day the rest of the time he watches tv or movies. I enjoy the high stress and would go bananas doing his job, but theses jobs do exist.
I look at it as earning my right to bitch about our elected officials
@┬──┬◡ノ(° -°ノ)depending on which episode you see grandpa either won the home in a crooked game show or he sold the farm to help Homer pay for it
There is a fun read by H. Beam Piper called lone star planet. In it citizen's were allowed to assassinate government officials given the caveat they surrendered immediately. They are then brought to trial and if they are able to prove the official was doing more harm than good to the populace they were let go with no charges.