March 10, 2005

"Wow. So that's what it feels like to get punched in the face."

THE SCENE: My office cubicle, specifically, a space about 7 ft away by the printer.
THE CAST: JOSETTA, our QA manager; ANGELA, accounts payable; and TWEEK*, in his cube, off stage and silent.
THE SETUP: JOSETTA has just received final product samples of a new Dove Hairspray, a product we make the bottles for. Apparently, when the words “Dove” and “Hairspray” are used in context to each other, the product can only be applicable to a female demographic. JOSETTA is proceeding to hand out the samples to all the women of the office and, having run out of women, begins pondering handing it out to the men. She discusses such prospects with ANGELA, in a tone not quite hushed enough so as to have TWEEK not hear.

Josetta: “Does Chris have a girlfriend?”
Angela: “Yes, he does. She’s on his mousepad.”
Josetta: “Oh, right. I’ll give him a bottle for her. Who else….what about…uhmm…whathisname…”
Angela: “Tweek?”
Josetta: “Yeah , Tweek. What about him?”
Angela: “No. I’m pretty sure no. There’s his mom, though…”
Josetta: “Oh, he lives with mom? Ok, I’ll give him one for her…”


SCENE.

*some names have been changed to protect the pathetic.
And by “some”, we mean one.
And by “pathetic”, we mean Tweek.

4 Comments:

Blogger p. said...

hahaha
I was sure that was going to say
"well, Tweek is metro how bout him?"

2:52 PM  
Blogger Dan said...

Your perception isn't off - being metro tends to be a strictly visual medium (we're shallow).

These kids just started calling me that because I scared them a few years ago when I started carrying a courier bag with me everywhere.

10:15 PM  
Blogger p. said...

Calling it a courier bag isnt fooling anyone. Its a purse.

9:54 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

and saying it's european isn't fooling anyone either.

1:35 PM  

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