Whee

Today has been interesting.
Work we mediocre, but the fun started when I got home.

There was a letter on the door saying that we were late paying the complete balance of our account for March and charging us a late fee. I went down to the office to check up on it. In doing so, I forgot my keys.

Talked to the guy (who is awesome) and basically found out that we hadn’t paid our water and sewage and trash bill. Apparently Emily got the bill and thought it was supposed to be paid to PG&E (who does our electricty and gas) and apparently paid them instead. Oops.

Called Emily and took the bus back downtown to her place and had dinner in the mall. Now I’m home.
Interesting experience. Meh.
I’m ready for the weekend.

Whee

This week of work was kinda terrible and awesome.
I broke the build twice… but also managed to learn a lot about the underlying system architecture.
At the same time, I feel like I got a lot of work done. Woot.

I dunno.
Mainly I just wanted a post on February 29. Win.

Argh

Pet peeve: People who pull the “stop request” thing on the bus after a stop has already clearly been requested (indicated by two large overhead signs, one that is lit and the other that is an LCD sign that says “STOP REQUESTED”).
Better: People who continually pull the “stop request” thing on the bus after a stop has clearly been requested.
Genius: People who yell to the bus driver to stop the bus because, “I couldn’t get it to ring.” despite all the evidence that the stop has been requested.
Amusing: Watching said person become visibly agitated as the bus drives past a stop they wouldn’t normally stop at and watching them glare at the bus driver and, again, yell that they want a stop but “couldn’t get it to ring.”
End: Watching said person storm off the bus at the next stop, with a sarcastic, “Thank you very much.” to the bus driver.

All the bus stops here have the buses that stop at them clearly indicated on the stop, and we were moving slowly enough that it was easy to read these… so it’s not like not knowing the stops is an excuse.

Seriously, some people are stupid. Also, people who cross streets in clear violation of crossing lights causing traffic to be held up also piss me off. If there are no cars coming, fine, cross on red… but if there is a huge line of cars waiting to turn, you wait for your damn pedestrian crossing light.