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Stop F-ing Things Up!

The partner today told me he wanted to appeal the new bankruptcy plan. Through hard work, hair loss, and just overall wearing myself out I’ve finally cultivated a good relationships between the firm and the Trustees. Now they want to f it all up.
For God’s sake just be happy. When I asked why he told me it was because he wanted to make things easier for the firm and bring it all in line. He did notice I didn’t seem too happy about it which was plain to see.
Stop fucking with things. Honestly. Just stop. Every time we get a system they push something else. And I get their mentality. Make the system work for you. But I’ve always found it better to work within the system and change some small stuff. Don’t try to upheave everything.

I need a new job. Desperately. For multiple reasons.

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