Traveling across the Southeast five days a week with a group of people means it’s impossible to not get to know them. But too often I begin to feel like their personal pro bono psychologist. It’s not that I don’t give a fuck (that’s only partially true.) It’s just tangling. Whether I want it or not, I’m going to get wrapped up in their marital problems, new CPAP machines, blood pressure issues. Their thirty minute diatribes about how Alabama is really gonna fuck Georgia this year. Their political rants. I once had a coworker get irritated with me because I didn’t have an opinion about the Russia-Ukraine conflict. I didn’t sign up for this. It’s not in my job description.
Hotel Habitue 17: Friends
Hotel Habitue 17: Friends
Hotel Habitue 17: Friends
Traveling across the Southeast five days a week with a group of people means it’s impossible to not get to know them. But too often I begin to feel like their personal pro bono psychologist. It’s not that I don’t give a fuck (that’s only partially true.) It’s just tangling. Whether I want it or not, I’m going to get wrapped up in their marital problems, new CPAP machines, blood pressure issues. Their thirty minute diatribes about how Alabama is really gonna fuck Georgia this year. Their political rants. I once had a coworker get irritated with me because I didn’t have an opinion about the Russia-Ukraine conflict. I didn’t sign up for this. It’s not in my job description.