State of Me!

[sparrow015]

So, the last week at work has been craziness and people are just generally stupid.

I've been working at the switchboard phone all this week, as well as the Total Loss Desk (I work in car insurance) and working on some payments.

Well, people are stupid, adjuster's don't answer their phones, their voice mails are full and the stupid phone wouldn't stop ringing! I think Thursday was the only day it was kinda quiet.

Also, yesterday I nearly get my head bitten off by this old guy over the phone for asking for information to take to my manager to he could look over the claim and be prepared to talk to this guy when I transferred him over, I never said anything about not letting him talk to the manager.

"That's not how I do things."

No claim, no name. Nothing from this guy and he keeps yelling at me for just asking him to get some information. Because we are a company that deals with information.

So, I'm pretty upset by this point and frustrated and angry. I quickly get out a 'Please hold.' press hold and I let him wait for a few minutes while I compose myself and then go find a supervisor or manager to deal with the asshat (yes sarah, I am using that word, because it's appropriate).

It's been a stressful week and I am glad I got Friday off.

Tuesday night, I saw Predators with a friend who is a major Predators fan.



I was bored by the end of the film.

There were only a few good things.

- the opening to the film was pretty sweet, waking up in a free fall and the parachute opens only minutes before you hit the ground = ouch
- Alice Braga, the only chick in the film was badass!

- Laurence Fishborn played a crazy survivalist with an invisible friend. He plays crazy very well! :D
- Topher Grace is not what you expect
- and the Russian in the film had a BFG and was homage to the characters of the original film, apparently (I never saw the original)
- the fight scene between the yakuza and the predator - awesomesauce
- and only a few good lines
- visually, it was stunning, but yeah, bored and eh by the end of the film



And now, for the song that's been stuck in my head all week, even if the song is from 1964, I knew about the group who sang the song, but I never knew what they looked like and the voice coming out of this kid, holy crap!

Comments

[sparrowsverse.livejournal.com]

is it overdubbing? I thought it was actually his voice, 'cause it's so unique, u see him now and its like, huh?

[daroos.livejournal.com]

No - I think it's him, overdubbed on the film of himself. He just isn't getting the diagphram support to belt that out, in the video. :)