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yeah well i get like that sometimes and if it wasnt for this one dude at work i wouldnt have made it this far i dont reckon or maybe i would have but i would be majorly stressed out and would have probably punched a whole in the wall or something by now. Its gets stressful skinning your knuckles all the time and hitting your hands up against sharp edges

yeah, well today i was contemplating whether i want to do this or not?? Just jobs that piss u off that arent as easy as it seems. Especially when the tradesman give me shit coz i aint as quick as them. Well i am not going to be as quick as them in my 1st year but that doesnt matter to them. I mean alot of the time they were just ganging up on my as a joke but that shits me more. Like i ask for a hand ans they start clapping and saying good on ya mate yeah. thats annoys me alot. But u get over those things i guess even though i aint fully over it now but after a good night sleep and afew rums i more than likely will be

lol. yeah well u will meet alot of those dreamers in live and i will also coz im 18 so still got many years ahead of me. But life sucks sometimes aye. But u keep at it and it gets better. Like on wednesday it will be better for me coz thats when i pick up my new car. Hell yeah. So until that day then it will continue to be shyt

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