Get to keep home cleaner and stress about being overwhelmed with work at my job and at home.

I worked for a company that processed medical records. Unfortunately, the company got absorbed by a larger one, and the larger one started utilizing an AI program to do what I was doing, so pretty much my whole department got canned.

Well, at home I didn't show it, but I was really upset, so I took myself out to the local coffee shop to get some hot chocolate. Not a big chocolate fan, but the Coffeehouse' here in town has the best hot cocoa in the world in my opinion. Anyway, this other lady was at the coffee place, too, and was really upset because she'd had a bad day and customers had been <censoreds> to her.

So, even though I was also having a bad day, I offered to buy her a coffee and we talked. Apparently it was her first job, she works at Walmart, and she was stressed, and she didn't know if she could keep going there. I told her the same thing I was told when I started working in a call center.

How people behave toward you is a reflection of them, not of you. You're not a bad person, and you don't deserve that kind of treatment. And if customers get abusive, there is no shame in walking away.

Honestly, between the coffee and just talking to someone who's been in the "trenches" of customer service as well, I'm 50 now, I've dealt with it WAY too much, heh, I think I helped. At least she didn't seem as upset, or as stressed, by the time she left the coffee shop. I didn't tell her I was there to cheer *myself* up due to losing my job.

I'm still job hunting, but I see the woman at the WalMart from time to time. She looks like she's finally relaxing into the job, and we at least wave to each other if she spots me. I'm glad I could help, at least a little.

#Blessed

I was annoyed with my hair this morning because it’s at a weird length where it dries really poofy and I was frustrated but didn’t have time to mess with it before work. Then I came to work and someone looked at me and said “you have beautiful hair and it’s so thick”. And it was just interesting because it reminded me that often times the things we don’t like about ourselves is the beauty that others see in it. Just wanted to put that out there to remind everyone that even our insecurities our beautiful to others, we just have to look through their point of view sometimes ❤️

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