My mom told me to wake up earlier than my first alarm - the clattering of short wool slippers, the sound of the door panel crashing into the door frame, and the occasional "why don't you get up" shouts kept me excited.

"You've got to be there at xx time, and we're going to walk for twenty minutes."

——“······ I've never been to [Yin Yang Weird]. Where can I get 20 minutes? ”

[The following is a complaint from November 2, 2020, which has been disgusted and angry yelling for more than a week: My mother is really, I have to arrive ten minutes earlier than the work time every day, or the kind that is chased by her, and the clock-in time is fifteen minutes longer than the work time. I am the first to open the door in the office every day. The reason for this is my mom.

Let her wait five minutes and she will start, "My life doesn't revolve around you", "You are still procrastinating when you ask someone to send you", "Come on! No! And! Hoo! "Come on! No! And! Hoo! "[Angry] and then there was an overwhelming scolding. I went to the big toilet (well, I actually fell back and slept for six minutes) and was scolded as a dog.

At the beginning, she asked me to look for a job at home, and I temporarily found a job in a unit near my home, she was very happy, and spent 7,000 yuan to buy a motorcycle, and said happily, "After buying a motorcycle, my mother can take you to and from work every day!" ”

Hehe. It was also my good temper that I argued and didn't continue to argue. When the fire is up, I go straight outside, and I don't go home all year round, and I see who is in a hurry - yes, the departure of adult children from home, we call it "struggle". As an adult, the child interrupts the conversation with the parent and says, "I'm tired." When an adult child plays outside and doesn't come home, it's called "I'm busy with work". Well, judging from this one-sided absolute authority that can give parents a look, rather than living in a childhood where all the means of life are controlled by their parents, adulthood is not without benefits at all, is it?

This concludes the break. 】

"Do you have a classmate coming to pick you up?" "You lied to the driver."

- "Yes. Hee-hee-hee, don't want to be pulled away. ”

Go to work today, to be precise, to your own foothold in the city where you go to work, and then self-isolate for seven days or half a month, and then go to work in the office. When you go to work, you also have to schedule shifts, and there can be no more than 3 people on duty in an office of 8 people, and you have to sit in empty seats. Meals in the cafeteria should also be eaten by one person at a desk or at a long table at intervals, just like the college entrance examination.

And my mom would ask me if the reason my classmates came to pick me up was because I was solicited by a lot of irregular drivers at the back door of the bus station, and many private cars did this at the back door of the bus station. I think this is a management loophole, and the reason for rating it as a negative "management loophole" is not only from the professional management of the bus station (professional must at least be orderly), but also because I think this kind of solicitation is extremely dangerous. Ever since I was almost at the bus station when I was grabbed between my white wrists and elbows by an old, middle-aged man's rough, tree-like hand, I walked out of the house. I was literally close to being pulled away, and if I hadn't run away from him, I don't know if I would have had a false alarm or a disaster that would have ruined the rest of my life.

I have thought that maybe someone is just forced to make a living, and an extra passenger list means that his child can live a few more dollars in college; Or the country people pull so intimately and vigorously, that what seems to me very offensive is very common in their eyes; Or maybe his motorcycle is very old, and being able to get a new one is his biggest wish this year, because with a new car, the little grandson is willing to ride in his car - but I was really scared, it was summer, I was wearing short sleeves, and when those hands full of furrows took me between my wrists and elbows and walked, I was really creepy, and I really regretted that I didn't learn to fight, otherwise I would have beaten him.

If there is really anything, such as really falling into "Blind Mountain" (tells the story of a female college student who was abducted and trafficked into a remote mountain village, became a village woman, was monitored, abused, did rough work every day, gave birth to one child after another, and couldn't escape, and finally when the police and the female college student's family came to pick up the female college student, the villagers had a dispute with the family that bought the female college student, and when the man of this family beat the female college student's father, the female college student who had been grinding for many years picked up the axe or something and cut off the head of "her man"- This is the end of the story)