Great Exaggeration,

epsilonred714:

waterkangaroo:

ibeth19:

EXACTLY.

AMEN

THIS. THIS FOREVER.

THISTHISTHISTHISTHIS

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fuckyeahretailrobin:

[Image Description: Background is several triangles in a circle like a pie alternating from true red, scarlet and black. A robin is sitting on his perch looking to the right.

Top Text: “TREAT OLDER CUSTOMERS LIKE YOUR GRANDPARENTS”

Bottom Text: “BELOVED BY THE ELDERLY”]

This doesn’t work for everyone, but I have found that treating elderly customers as I would my own grandparents improves my attitude and customer service for that demographic a lot. It’s not exactly a universal cure-all, but it makes me more conscious of how heavy a bag for a little old lady can be, less impatient when someone is moving slowly, etc. If I can be patient for my grandma, I can be patient for this grouchy old man.

Several people have rather taken my attitude to heart, too. Last week I ran into one of my regulars on the street and she scolded me for not wearing a hat!

^That is simply adorable.

chasechan2050:

anoriginalurl:

pifactory:

chlofrazzles:

cakeisatruth:

This is why I am scared of making friends.

I don’t understand this GIF. If you want someone to stick around, make them want to. It’s not hard.

Constant fear of mine.

I think my problem is that I try too hard to make myself un-boring and un-annoying, and end up becoming so.

Hello constant fear.

This and the fact that I might be to clingy and selfish and bitch and that I complain too much and that I don’t think before I say things and might hurt feelings and there are a ton of other things that I constantly freak out over and have anxiety over and fear that I may not actually be all that good enough…

Ugh, bad feelings, go away… I just… god, I’m so fucking depressed now…

This this all of this and more and worse and all the goddamn time

Tommy~ <3

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del-corona:

edgedestroys:

chompass:

exactly

holy shit.

YES

Oh my god

(Source: wakawakalypse, via pigeon-hearted)

fuckyeahexistentialism:

We are, each of us, largely responsible for what gets put into our brains, for what, as adults, we wind up caring for and knowing about. No longer at the mercy of the reptile brain, we can change ourselves.

(Source: gifmovie)