Daddy's Little Girl No More

When I was little, I was always "daddy's little girl". I would go fishing with him all the time and dreamed of the day I would be old enough to go fishing with him. Unsurprisingly, I grew up. As I grew up, I grew more into make-up and being with friends and farther away from his outdoorsy tom-boy. We are at each others' throats every day. Yesterday he stood in the doorway of the living room, screaming at me for numerous reasons. He is mad that I never got my car fixed, that I never have money, that I have to use his car that already has 100,000 miles on it. His point about his car was that it isn't paid off and is getting up there in miles. My retort:  "Well, you would have a car that is paid off if you would stop trading them off on something new when they have 2 years left on the loan". In turn, he raised his hand. Hah! He doesn't get that threatening to hit me does nothing to me anymore. I'm so used to his empty threats to hit me. He knows that actually hitting me doesn't effect me much either. That stopped working a long time ago. I stopped trying to please him when I realized I would never be good enough for him. Ashley is the perfect daughter. She wants to be a cop and does absolutely everything he asks her to do. I on the other hand, want to go my own way. He will never get me back as his little girl, and that kills him.

Oh the Stupidity

I am a firm believer in telling a customer they are right just to shut him or her up. I also will turn around and complain about you to every single one of the employees back at work, and we will all laugh at your expense. When you call back after every order is delievered to you and claim that your pizza was wrong, we will stop believing you. I'm sorry, but every time you order we do not add mushrooms to your Meatlover pizza. That's just dumb. I understand that the area you are from has different products then we do, but we can not provide something for you that will only sell once a month, at most. Read the fine print. If a coupon says "Not vaild with any other offer" it really does mean that. If the commercial on television says our pizza is twelve dollars, but also says "Prices may vary in Illinois," they prices really do vary.