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so as a little background. Currently I work in a hospital cafeteria. I hate it. I mean I like that my customers are basically my friends since the majority are nurses and doctors who I see EVERY day. However we're constantly understaffed. It's only recently that I've gone at least a month now without working at least 1 60+ hour week making $10 an hour. I'm tired. We've also gotten new management and this idiot doesn't even know the difference between a pint and a cup *this was seriously a question I had to answer for him..*
I also HATE food service, I mean it's OKAY but not what I want to do with my life.

Anyway I now have an opportunity to work in a warehouse for $12 an hour. The woman said it would be in the inspection department... meaning I wouldn't even have to do the heavy lifting, just inspect for damage and make sure things are wrapped up.

Here's the problem though...
It's for a "temp to hire" agency. I've heard good things about it. But they're a new agency to MY area and I've never worked for a temp place before. The woman on the phone sounded confident that As long as I do good and don't call in I'd have no problem getting hired, but is this worth the risk? I mean
.. I REALLY hate my current job. I have no interest in it being my future, even if my manager wasn't completely stupid, it's. Not what I want forever.

I know everyone is both. We don't have Neanderthals walking around anymore.
But if you are even 55% majority on one, which would you choose?

There are intellectual, cerebral, or very self-controlled types who have a harder time cutting loose, expressing themselves, feeling free or playful. They think about the consequences of actions more. Sometimes that is because bad things have happened when they do let go. And sometimes they are quite repressed, or repressing something that may not be as harmful as they imagine it could be.

And then there are people who quite often let their emotions or anger get the better of them, and wish they could be more self-contained, less impulsive, or more logical. They find clarity later, once the intense feelings have subsided, and then realize they eratic, on a temporary but powerful feeling.

This is the kind of thing I'm getting at.

I am definitely both. For sure. I think I feel less doubt or guilt than I used to. I'm trying to combine logic with passion, and for the most part, that is working better than it ever has in the past. But I still wish I had more fantasy, imagination, and abandon than I do. Those things can sometimes get one in trouble, but as I have said before, I do love a little debauchery and really just feeling what feels good. Those moments, or times, of drawing outside the lines, I really like them. I wish there were no repercussions, no risk. Sometimes I love that feeling of acting crazy, acting without thinking.

It seems to me that the line between self-control and recklessness can be... quite narrow.

BTW: GAG IS ACTING BUGGY AND INVERTING TEXT IN QUESTIONS AND MYTAKES. SO THE PARAGRAPHS ARE OUT OF ORDER, GOING BOTTOM UP, NOT TOP DOWN. IF IT DOES THIS AGAIN ON THIS QUESTION, GOOD LUCK READING IT. THUS, THE NUMBERS.

I mean the right to have freedom and democracy. Where I live and in other countries you can only go out if you write on a paper why you left the house, where you live and so on. The reason must match a number of reasons the goverment considered to be justified. If you don't have the paper or have a tiny mistakes on it you are fined for more than the average salary (not the minimum...). Lots policemen make abuses and give fines for the smallest thing. You can't even go out at a local shop without risking a fine. Also, they closed the dentists' offices, women couldn't find a place to get an abortion anymore. They also want to force us to wear masks in public transportation (and other public places) where we don't have air conditioning for the whole summer... Of course, nobody asked us anything, though we are supposed to live under democracy...

I am not complaining they closed the unnecessary bussiness, but it feels like we are in home arrest. We have about 14k total confirmed cases and 850 deaths (most had serious illnesses...). The economy downfall and the isolation has affected way more people. We also have more cases of measles, but nobody talks about it. And you may say that less people die of measles, but mostly children are affected and they usually don't have other affections, so of course the mortality is lower. And the sad part is that they are probably going to do the same in autumn...