I HATE YOU.

I hate you more than I hate Russians. I hate you more than I hate the ambidextrous. I hate you more than I hate tarantulas. I hate you more than I hate ugly men. I hate you more than I hate hands. I hate you more than I hate messy desks. I hate you more than I hate people asking me about yogurt. I hate you more than I hate cumin. I hate you more than I hate salsa music. I hate you more than I hate butter. I hate you more than I hate leukemia. I hate you more than I hate tears. But I sure would love to see you at my going away happy hour with a wallet full of cash with which you can buy me all the drinks you owe me for having to suffer through your mind-numbing stories throughout these long-assed years. I'm looking at you, Jon Zast. Plus, I'll bring pictures of Westies!

(more things I hate here)


Tuesday, March 23, 2010

Beam is a quitter

I’ve only known Beem (Beam? Bihm? Beaym?) a couple days. Nine to be exact. I have learned over those nine days however, that it all makes sense that she’s ditching the gang at 536 Broadway. She’s a quitter. I should know, I sit next to her, where a former quitter used to sit. And where a former quitter before him sat. She quits. I don’t think it’s an epidemic of the south side, I think she is, at her deepest core, a quitter. I’ve seen her planting summer squash in Farmville and not finish the job. I have seen her pick up the phone to put the Beam (Byeam? Beium? Boom-Boom?) smack down on some account schnook she’s about to tear a new one, and then abandon her tirade half way through and, well, quit. Last Tuesday, I was privy to a moment where she began to take off her knock-off Ann Taylor flat to scratch her left ankle. Take a wild fucking guess where that left ankle scratch went. She. Quit. She is perhaps one of the greatest quitters in the history of quitters, and, as of Thursday at 5:59 pm, she joins other illustrious quitters in history, including:

Gary Hart

Lenny Dykstra

Scott Baio from Joannie Loves Chachi

Lucas Bly

Bruce Jenner

Loomis Fargo, Well’s lesser-known brother who quit to start a stagecoach business

Teamo, the fourth Three Stooge who quit before shooting began in 1935

The guy who was supposed to be keeping checkie on Abraham Lincoln at Ford Theatre

Oprah

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