Bitches At The MVA, Today Will Be Your Last


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Last week, on my day off, I traveled an hour in each direction for a background check for work. Unfortunately, as the fat-assed lady with the loud voice at the MVA told me, I was given the WRONG background check. Thus, I would have to spend my day off THIS week traveling to get another background check.

Travel I did. Background check, I did not get. As the lady in the background check place told me, there was only one kind. So. Right there. In the parking lot of the State Buruea of Identification, I threw it down, verbally, with the fat-assed lady at the MVA.

Sort of.

More so, she sort of sat on my and squashed my enthusiasm for getting this whole rigamarole done. As in--she suddenly had no idea what was going on and I would have to call back TOMORROW. I am sure this will generate another trip up next week.

Bitches.



All I have to show for it is a dead battery on a borrowed iPod and a sore ass.*



*Not a fat ass, as I was told this week.


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