Tag Archives: stressedout

Sometimes a question can’t be answered with a yes or a no (since the answer might really be an I don’t know).

When setbacks keep happening, uncertainties grow. One answer may be: it depends on how things go. To frustrate, fail, or slow can suck or can blow. Understanding and improvement: what i work on fo sho.

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A customer that excessively taps their fingers on a counter

is someone that a cashier does not want to encounter because that tapping often sounds stressfully annoying. Considerateness helps a lot and is worth enjoying.

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Bree’s very aware of the tough procedure.

After hours of hard work, she takes a breather…

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