I have a ton of crap to write about. Bear with me.
Last night at the club was Fall Out Boy. The audience consisted mainly of 13-to 16-year-old girls, who I am fine with. I was obsessed with Gavin Rossdale and Blink-182 and I understand. Anyway, the main event occurred when I received a phone call from a Captain in the U.S. Army who shouted as if (and he probably was) a 20-year-old trying to be very, very tough. His rant: “I NEED TO SPEAK TO YOUR MANAGER PLEASE. ONE OF MY MEN WAS JUST KICKED OUT OF YOUR CLUB FOR WHAT I BELIEVE WAS WASHING HIS HANDS. YES, HE IS UNDERAGE BUT WASHING YOUR HANDS IS NOT A CRIME. I DON’T KNOW WHAT KIND OF ESTABLISHMENT YOU’RE RUNNING OVER THERE, BUT THAT WAS A SLAP IN THE FACE TO THE U.S. ARMY. HE IS BEING DEPLOYED IN A MONTH AND HE SHOULD NOT HAVE BEEN KICKED OUT OF YOUR CLUB,” etc. So I transfer him to the manager’s voicemail and proceed to find out what actually happened. He walked in, Christy asked for his ID, he said “UH I’M IN THE MILITARY,” so she X’s his hands and keeps an eye out. He underage drank! Total crap. I guess it just riles me up because the Cpt. dude could’ve been like “Listen, if he made a mistake, I’m sorry, but can he please see the show? He’s leaving for Iraq in a month.” But it was this sense of entitlement, this carte blanche he thought the dude should have, that made me angry.
In better news, I saw David Lynch and Inland Empire on Sunday, and both were so deliciously pleasing. David Lynch’s high-pitched voice and quirky-yet-sufficient answers to the could-be-lame questions were both awesome. The movie itself was a 3-hour nightmare, really, especially since he’s discovered the art of the distorted face – creepy. But Justin Theroux – delish, Laura Dern – fabulous, Harry Dean Stanton – AMAZING, the troupe of scantily clad dancing girls – the best.
Also, who said the premise of Home Alone was unrealistic? (Answer: Cella)
I’m feeling very frustrated with the fact that I know exactly what I want right now, in life, etc., and I am unable to make it happen. But I’m breathing through it, accepting I can’t change circumstances / control other people’s minds, also, I think I have this feeling in part because I’m on the rag.



