If it's not one thing it's another. Why do I feel so guilty if I've been paid more overtime than my colleague. He's been working his ass off as much as me. I felt so bad. How can you get to that state of being as relaxed and happy as you once were? Terrible cycle to get into I guess. Maybe that's just adult life these days.

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give him the difference and then you will feel better then

Answer my time question damnit!!!!!

p0pRocks said:

I offered.

althom said:

I did!

JDINTERACTIVE said:

you didn't

p0pRocks said:

JDINTERACTIVE said:

I so wanna be your co-worker now...

JDINTERACTIVE said:

you shouldn't be so nice, I thought i was too much of a sucker but


*I am not meaning you are a sucker in a negative sense but just that you put others before yourself

HamsterHuey said:

he offer him a blow job

p0pRocks said:

That is on my resume too. With references.

p0pRocks said:

It was an open gesture because of the guilt I felt. Naturally he said no, but I didn't want him to think I was scheming.

p0pRocks said:

HamsterHuey said:

yeah, I perfected that skill too, when your interview techniques fail another kinda oral often wins the role

JDINTERACTIVE said:

awww bless you

you shouldn't feel guilty about being sucessful though, and hey it could be a mistake and you get a letter tomorrow saying they paid you too much lets look on the bright side

p0pRocks said:

I am pretty sucessful but I want my friends to be happy too ya know.

JDINTERACTIVE said:

you see theres your problem you have friends, ditch the friends and everything will run smoothly

problem solved

NEXT

p0pRocks said:

I'd be a sad rich man there!

JDINTERACTIVE said:

you can then use your money to buy happiness

like ermmmmm

hamlet cigars