For those that can’t stand this time of the year, my misery seeks company. What does it for you?


For me: aside from the usual family stuff:

I worked front-end in a post office back when that meant a line-up before I opened the doors to the end of the day when I had to inform the line-up that was still out the door that, yes, I was going to close on time. (Some didn’t take that well. For me it was just another Tuesday…)

It meant a lot of work with little thanks and I had to listen to the same shitty Xmas playlist over and over all day.


Edit/PS: The quick downvote sells it. Perfection. chefs kiss

  • Asafum@lemmy.world
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    4 hours ago

    For me “I don’t want to” is not a legitimate reason especially if it involves helping family. :/

    • elephantium@lemmy.world
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      16 minutes ago

      I feel like you could benefit from hearing this one more time:

      “No.”

      Is a complete sentence.