The lobby is also the guy who signs
people in. He gives folks their first orientation, checks their names
against those of known sex offenders, asks them about weapons, sets
up their bedding, issues linens. It's important stuff.
Granted, you're not quite an authority.
Everyone here is pretty much on the same level. One of the guys
working desk, I'll call him Mark Trail for reasons you'd agree with
if you ever saw him in person, asked another guy, Troy, to leave the
desk area. Now, I only picked up this conversation after they started
yelling at each other, so I don't know how it started.
None the less, Troy didn't appreciate
being asked to leave and Mark didn't appreciate him not leaving when
asked so they argued about it and eventually Troy accused Mark of
being a racist which marked the point where you knew there wasn't
going to be an amicable solution.
I was within earshot, but in another
area at the time and it was the first argument I've heard since
coming here. As I continued working on my executive sales position
application, I heard them continuing to snipe at each other over the
course of the next few hours.
So I'm not worried about standing desk
because at least there's a bottom on this thing.
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