- Dedication: I once binge-watched a 13-season television series on Netflix in six days.
- Finance: Putting forth maximum effort to pay the minimum payment on my credit cards each month.
- Passion: I’ve wished slow, painful deaths on no fewer than 17 NFL referees by yelling at them through the TV until my lungs bled.
- Exploration: College was… interesting.
- Restraint: Stopped watching Dexter at the end of Season 4 because I’d heard the last four seasons sucked shit. I know when to quit while I’m ahead. (RIP, Rita.)
- Awareness: I always know exactly how many beers I have left in the fridge at any given time.
- Generosity: Anyone who visits my house is given a free beer.
- Cash-handling: Then I’ll charge them for the next one.
- Thriftiness: I turn my condoms inside-out so they can be re-used.
- Cleanliness: I’ll throw it away after its second use.
(Part I)
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Reading this reminds me I need to update my own resume, though the last two items don’t apply to me (and I am going to pretend not to my son either).
There are a few ways to add those to your resume that make those positives. “I am generous yet cognizant with a goal-oriented focus,” covers Awareness through Cash-Handling. (Glad you’re back.)
I also quit Dexter after season 4. From what I’ve heard, we made the right decision.
Who knows, maybe Tate Music Group stepped their game up after dealing with my cousin Asekor Glay.
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