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Ready? One, two, three. Welcome, welcome, welcome. Here we are in Trump's America, the rebellion, the resistance, and we're just gonna keep fighting, aren't we, Pumps? That's right.
Keep on keeping on. What have you had it with? Okay, I'll tell you exactly what I've had it with. People that sing to overhead music in public like they're in their car alone. This happened to me twice this last week. One time I was waiting in a vet's office, And there's overhead music playing. And I hear like harmony and the la-las and like loud. So I look around. I'm like, is it echoing?
What's going on? I look around. One of the ladies that works there, she is just singing at the top of her lungs. And I look around at our coworkers, and nobody's acting like that's abnormal. I think it's the weirdest thing I've ever seen, that I was in an elevator. We're trapped in the world's slowest elevator, and the woman is singing out loud to the music. I've never seen anything like it.
I was making eye contact with this lady across from me. We were just like, what is happening? Like, I wasn't sure we weren't getting pumped. So here's my public service announcement. Unless you have a record label... Do not sing in public. That is private. No one wants to hear you ooh-la-laing and harmonizing because chances are you suck. It was unbelievable. So were they good at singing?
Okay, I will have to say this. The lady in the vet's office kind of had a good voice, but not anywhere near she needed to be singing and serenading the entire office by no means. But it wasn't like my voice terrible.
You know, the elevator one, I think that's kind of weird. The vet office, I mean, you know, everybody has to go to work. 40 hours a week, a lot of times more, and they're grinding. And I kind of like that that lady was just so uninhibited that she was just belting it out at work. I kind of envy that. Like lack of inhibitions? Yeah. Just like, I'm here, I'm singing. Yeah. She's making lemonade.
I'm kind of for her. The elevator, like you were in a uniquely hostage style situation where it sounds like that person was somewhat of a sadist. Yeah. The vet person, I'm kind of for her because it sounds to me like she's just like, I'm at work. There's nothing I can do about it except for try to make the best of this. And it sounds like that's what she was doing.
And that's why her coworkers were just like, yeah, Shirley likes to sing and we just let her do it.
Shirley just sings out loud to an entire office.
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