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And while relaxation is definitely good, I've actually found that going to the gym sometimes makes me feel better when I'm sick -- so if you feel up to it, you might give that a try? Something about getting all your blood pumping and such.
Ugh on the job. When I worked for Jeff, I spent about one week doing the customer service thing, because Conor was in Vegas at a Trade Show. They tried to give me Conor's job, later, for better pay, and man did I not want it. And all I had to deal with was people who wanted to know where the hell their carolina panther's bath mat was. I can't imagine the anger of rejected-applicants' parents >< blaaah
I'm glad you have good options there, though, for getting out. Not liking your job totally drags your mood down, the rest of the time.
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Thank you for the well-wishes! I'm hoping to cut it off before it becomes full-blown sick. I may end up taking your advice on going to the gym - if I'm still in a state of head-fuzziness but not wanna-lay-down-and-die by the end of the day, I can see a workout being helpful.
Customer service at the school has generally been much better than my customer service experience at a business, so on any given day it probably isn't as bad as what you did. I do know that I don't want to be here for much longer, though ...