Something you should always do before taking a job is do your research.
Which I did, of course. I'm not an idiot, and some random guy I only talked to a few times offering me a very vaguely worded job offer is not something that I'm going to jump on wholeheartedly. Actually, the first time I was sent an email I thought it was a phish. Up there with nigerian princesses and get rich schemes. I was still thinking that when I responded. With the information of a neighbor I don't like very much of course.
What can I say, I'm a troll.
But I still did my research, just in case the job really was legit. Found out about the slender man and proxies and a whole bureaucracy that has a serious hardon for gothic literature. So I was prepared for what this job was. What I'm supposed to do. And as far as the morally sketchy nature of the whole thing, I don't really care.
And for all the morons out there who can't keep up, I write obituaries. For people slain by monsters. Interesting gig, no?
Which is why I'm here. I am not going to be like the first Messenger and write accounts of my life that would make a twelfth grade wristcutter proud. I don't see any point of telling you anything about me at all. But I'll give you the information you need.
Because really, information is all that really matters don't you think?
Well pleasure to meet ya, and I hope you last longer than the second one.
ReplyDeletePardon me whilst I start waving the "Here We Go Again" flag.
ReplyDeleteYou should have done that for Morningstar. It happens enough around here.
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