Murphy's Law

My account had a slow down a while back, (you probably remember my
ranting) and since then they have been spelling everything out except
possibly the word "the."

I came to the conclusion they had hired a new transcriptionist to
either help out, or take over my account. Something tells me it didn't
work out.

Now they're back up to about 8,000 to 9,000 lines a week again, which
is where it used to be (but now I have a second job too because I can't
trust these little weasels anymore).

WHY do they do this just 2 weeks before the wedding? Of course.
Murphy's law.

I guess I should adopt Jeannie's good attitude. It's money...<taking
more ibuprofen>

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