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So apparently today was my last day of work instead of the 14th being the last day. I "wasn't fired", considering I gave notice like a month ago due to school, but still, this sucks. Kind of. Well, the not having money for 3 weeks thing sucks, but not having to go back to a job that I was not happy with anymore does not. I'm just bummed because I couldn't say goodbye to some people like I thought I was going to be able to.

Ugh, this really kind of fucks me over for my move, but at least I already have at least one job lined up for when I start school.

Allybee:
linds my boss did the exact same thing! after work like a week after I gave two weeks notice she was like "so this was your last day" and I was like what the fuck I quit why does this feel shitty

Patrick:
Jens, if I am to trust all outward impressions, college is just high school but with even more drugs and booze

Dear golb daerht,

Training starts tomorrow evening at 6. This will be the last time my mom sends me money to pay my rent. Every time she sends me money, I want to vomit, it makes me feel so guilty. I'll be able to repay her in a couple of months though. So I feel better.

Now I'm going to go brush my teeth, buy alcohol for some friends who are 20 (fuck that law, man), and then get blazed for the first time in a while.

Allybee:
hahah college is not like high school at ALL. jens it takes like a month before things pick up speed and then everything will make sense, I promise.

tomorrow my friend is flying from sf to stay with me and then monday we're driving back to school. I'm working all week for a tag sale, in which we take all the shit people would've thrown out or otherwise gotten rid of and sell it back to people for cheap cheap cheap. there is a TON of stuff to move and do which makes me a little bit nervous but I'm so excited to go back and see all my friends and drink beers and be HAPPY AGAIN I love college

KvP:
How much college reminds you of high school depends a lot on where you are in your studies. If you're majoring in Liberal Arts and are taking 100 level courses it's pretty much just like high school, since the vast majority of students will be fresh out of it. You will meet a lot of people for whom going back to school is just the Thing That You Do, more than anything else. Once you get into the upper-division stuff the people you will interact with will be adults, and all the kids will have either dropped out, figured out the score, or will have managed to coast a bit longer on their parents' money.

From what I'm told, going outside LA significantly reduces the number of fuckwits you will encounter, particularly in high-skill majors (NOT including business). So. Sounds like you've met some freshmen!

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