Another day of interning, another six hours of typing.
Fun fact: When you transcribe interviews, you begin to realize just how much actual human speech differs from dialogue. For one thing, people say "you know" a lot. Like...a whole lot. I eventually copied the phrase "you know" to the clipboard, and now I can just hit cmd+v every time it comes up. Don't you wish you were as smart as me?
That being said, I still don't feel like typing a whole lot more thanks to this. Maybe I'll make a big post tomorrow.
In the meantime, I'd like to share something I found somewhat funny. On the way to campus for dinner, I pass a GNC-type health store (it may actually be a GNC; I don't remember) with windows overlooking a corner of the sidewalk. As I was coming around this corner today, I looked inside and noticed a big bottle of a product called "UP YOUR MASS."
The thing that's funny is that one side of the label was facing slightly away from me, so for a second, it looked like it said "UP YOUR ASS." I should get a picture if it's still there next week.
On a related note, there's also a sign on my way to work advertising "amazing classes," but someone ripped off the C and the L in "classes." I should also get a picture of that. Why not?
Aaaaaand...on a note somewhat related to that, I've noticed lately that the word "amazing" is horribly overused, and I've decided to stop using it entirely for a few weeks, just to see what happens.
Anyway...I might post a Name that iTune later, but I need to rest now.
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