fabricated issues : {arctic}
Feb 22, 2015 11:01:32 GMT -5
Post by goat on Feb 22, 2015 11:01:32 GMT -5
Leopold Deighan
I didn't finish my work today.
Of course, it wasn't my fault. It was the fabric makers' faults for not getting the fabric to me on time! I was sewing all my dresses at a perfectly reasonable rate, as always. Why didn't the boss punish them, and not me? It's not fair. I knew I was in trouble the moment the boss asked to see me. My sister smiled and said she'd meet me at home, hanging her freshly made wool coat on a rack. I waved back at her and followed the foreman into his office.
No pleasantries or nothin'. He just said, "Take home the work you didn't finish and finish it there" in a stern voice. Well, I don't have a factory grade sewing machine at my house! He wanted me to sew it all by hand. What a punishment! I can't believe this guy. But to prevent getting my ass fired, I nodded and went to box up the dresses I didn't finish. Which was a lot of dresses.
I picked it up and dropped it right away. Luckily, nothing spilled out. Why are fancy dresses so heavy? I crack my knuckles and go to pick up the box again. I'm sure the remaining workers are just laughing at me. How rude they are. This time, I nearly don't make it to the door, but I do it.
Balancing the box, I make my way out of the factory and stumble onto the street. Jesus, this is heavy. I hope my boss feels bad for giving me all this stuff. I'm teetering on my feet, clutching the box tightly, when a rock catches my foot and the box comes tumbling down again. Fabric spills out everywhere. I curse loudly and kneel, trying to scoop the fabric back into the box, when I swear I feel a shadow appear over me.
Great. Just great.