The business world is a really interesting one. It kind of appeals to me.
I'm taking a business communications class, as well as an accounting class. With business communications, you learn how to tell someone that you will fuck them up if they don't do what you ask of them. "I will eat your fucking children," can be replaced with "Please respond at your earliest possible convenience." "This place is run like a fucking shithole, and you are a greedy slob," can be replaced with "Thank you for taking the time to consider the opinions of your devoted employees." It makes me think of money and its relationship to people. Or vice versa.
The business world is one of anal retentive buffoons. These people - if you can even call them that - are focused on one stereotypical thing and one stereotypical thing only: diapers. No, wait. Not diapers. Money. They are focused only on money, and the pursuit of money. Is that in the Declaration or the Constitution or something? It should be. Anyway. The amazing thing is just that. How focused they are. It's like you've put these pulsing veins and beating hearts under a microscope and seen just how underdeveloped and loveless the lives of these machines are. We are taught to never say anything negative ever in any of our assignments for the sake of...well, I don't really know. Are these people - if you can even call them that - so touchy that they can't even take direct criticism? It's really quite a mindfuck, and it makes me think that our cities are run by pooey little Donald Trumps and Mike Bloombergs who can never hear a bad word around the grownups or else they get all fussy and...and...and and!...wahhh!!!
That being said. I like money. I like financial leeway. I like freedom to go places and get shit and not have to shovel burgers or kiss ass to get it in tiny essentially meaningless scraps. What could a smart motherfucker like myself do in the nursery of fussy babies with graphite tubing shoved up their sphincters?
Oh, I also like accounting. Numbers are fun. My teacher is the man and I rocked that test today.
Goodbye.
Cordially,
Eugene F. Sardito
I'm taking a business communications class, as well as an accounting class. With business communications, you learn how to tell someone that you will fuck them up if they don't do what you ask of them. "I will eat your fucking children," can be replaced with "Please respond at your earliest possible convenience." "This place is run like a fucking shithole, and you are a greedy slob," can be replaced with "Thank you for taking the time to consider the opinions of your devoted employees." It makes me think of money and its relationship to people. Or vice versa.
The business world is one of anal retentive buffoons. These people - if you can even call them that - are focused on one stereotypical thing and one stereotypical thing only: diapers. No, wait. Not diapers. Money. They are focused only on money, and the pursuit of money. Is that in the Declaration or the Constitution or something? It should be. Anyway. The amazing thing is just that. How focused they are. It's like you've put these pulsing veins and beating hearts under a microscope and seen just how underdeveloped and loveless the lives of these machines are. We are taught to never say anything negative ever in any of our assignments for the sake of...well, I don't really know. Are these people - if you can even call them that - so touchy that they can't even take direct criticism? It's really quite a mindfuck, and it makes me think that our cities are run by pooey little Donald Trumps and Mike Bloombergs who can never hear a bad word around the grownups or else they get all fussy and...and...and and!...wahhh!!!
That being said. I like money. I like financial leeway. I like freedom to go places and get shit and not have to shovel burgers or kiss ass to get it in tiny essentially meaningless scraps. What could a smart motherfucker like myself do in the nursery of fussy babies with graphite tubing shoved up their sphincters?
Oh, I also like accounting. Numbers are fun. My teacher is the man and I rocked that test today.
Goodbye.
Cordially,
Eugene F. Sardito
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