Good Mourning
“Monica and her posse of RWHMs (receptionists who hated me) and a few funeral directors had been clawing their way under my skin for months. It was like they couldn’t wait to dig their square acrylic nails into everything I did and said. The only thing keeping me sane was knowing that I was good at my job and that Tony relied on me. We had gotten to a point where he could just nod at me from across a room, and I would instinctively know what the issue was and how to fix it. A crying mistress, a... drunk brother, an uninvited sibling—I could handle it all quickly and professionally. Which is the precise reason why Mrs. Goldstein requested that I be on the floor for her husband’s funeral.
One of the newer staffers, a former part-time guy named Derek, was supposed to handle the funeral. But Mrs. Goldstein didn’t like that he smelled like smoke from his hourly cigarette breaks out back, and she was outright offended by the way he hung around the front desk, talking to Monica and the other receptionists.MoreLess
One of the newer staffers, a former part-time guy named Derek, was supposed to handle the funeral. But Mrs. Goldstein didn’t like that he smelled like smoke from his hourly cigarette breaks out back, and she was outright offended by the way he hung around the front desk, talking to Monica and the other receptionists.MoreLess
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