bus people thing. in yes i'm aware it's 2016.

well i’ve been busy today. i was busy from 5:10 - like 9:10. p.m. that’s 4 hrs.

anyway. bus people thing.

omygod the bus people. Now I have nothing against mexicans just this one in particular. so last Thurs. like i mentioned the bus takes me to my mom’s. well when i get on the bus I put on my seatbelt. and the guy’s like ‘i think it’s too tight’ and he’s like. standing right in front of me. this is a mexican guy. and IIRC he makes to put it on for me like i’m 2. for the love of god stop. i think i can get my own seatbelt i’m not stupid or 2. like ok if i’m high functioning enough to have a conversation w/ you then clearly i’m high functioning enough to get my own seatbelt. and i tell him ‘i got it’. oh so when i’m on the bus i have my computer on the seat next to me. I always sit in the seat on the left of the bus. so my computer’s in its case and it’s standing next to me on the seat. i have the strap thing wrapped around my arm to hold it. so the guy makes to rearrange it and I tell him ‘i got it’. I have to tell him this another time in reference to something. [i wasn’t nice/polite about it cause i didn’t appreciate what he was doing]. and it wasn’t a bad response. but how many damn times do i have to tell you the same thing before you finally get it and leave me alone? i think i got it ok? go away. er elsewhere.

so that was thurs.

so on Fri. the bus picks me up from my mom’s. and the guy is cool although he mispronounces my name and i don’t like when people do that. it’s spelt ‘anne’ but it’s said ‘ann’. i don’t even correct him. so.............um..........we get to the school. and i tell him I’m getting picked up so he can just park wherever or something. so he parks. and is like ‘are they in there?’ or something. oh ‘there’ being the school. and i tell him something about how i’m getting picked up er they’re coming to pick me up. which i’ve already told him. so when i call the lady i go ‘hi’ and the bus driver goes ‘it’s ok’. well that’s a weird response to me saying ‘hi’.