Yesterday morning, I went and got a haircut. Why would this be news? Because I used to have hair almost reaching my shoulders. I was trying to go for the whole rocker/rebel look, but I thought it was time for a change. I think it looks good, and most people think i look better without the mop on my head (which kinda hurts me a little, but I'll get over it). Plus, it's nice to finally feel a breeze on my neck again.

Anyway, as a request of my good friend katamari, I'm going to tell you folks here at gamespot about my job at a coffee shop. I work at a coffee shop called "Tim Hortons". Those living in Canada will know that it's the biggest coffee franchise in Canada, sort of like an equilvalent to the U.S's "Starbucks". I think there's a few in the U.S, but not a lot. They also sell donuts, sandwiches, bagels, and other pastries. I'm going to start out positiveand say all the things I like about work:

You get to meet nice people:We get quite a few regulars come in, and they're some of the nicest people I met. Even non-regulars are nice, and it's cool just to chat with them and see what's going on, how's the weather, etc.

Co-workers are cool:Most of my co-workers are really nice people too, and it definately makes it easier getting through the day with people that you like working with.

Tips:Enough said :)

It's not exactly the hardest job in the world:Make coffee, serve coffee, smile, your done.

Now, the reasons why I hate my job:

The Drive-Thru:Do you want to know what hell is like? It is you, working at a drive-thru, where the line never ends and the people are always angry, for all eternity.

People ordering sandwiches in the Drive-Thru:It's called, "Drive thru", not "drive and wait".When people order sandwiches in the drive thru, the line slows down conciderably. Do the people behind you a favor, and get out of the car if you wnat a sandwich. It makes it easier on us too.

People asking for "Fresh Pots":We have a standard at our store, where a pot of coffee only sits on a burner for20 minutes, before it gets thrown out, and make a new pot. This ensures fresh coffee, and yet people insists on getting a freshly brewed pot where there's still a perfectly good half-filled pot waiting to be used. I can understand if someone doesn't want the bottem end of a pot, but otherwise this is one of my biggest pet peeves at work. "The customer is always right", even when their wrong.

The store is becoming more and more like McDonalds:Bagels and donuts are one thing, but when you start to sell hashbrowns and breakfast sandwiches, you're no longer a respectable coffee shop: you're a fast food joint.

There's probably more, but I think that's enough for today.

On a lighter note, my Halo 3 Review is now up on Youtube. Check that out if you're interested;). Also, for you wii owners watching my videos, I do have a new video planned for you guys, so stay tuned!