You think a little boy's pain is funny? You will suffer, too.
Posted Mar 24, 2013 by anonymous | 353 views | 6 comments
A few years ago my wife, son, and I went to a hibachi restaurant for dinner. It was a special occasion of some sort, but I don't remember what it was. I do remember my son was only two or three years old and his seizures were not quite under control yet. In the middle of dinner, my son had a seizure. He fell off his chair and bumped his head. Luckily, he did not fall on the hot cooking surface. He just fell off his chair. What I do remember that my wife did not see as we tried to calm our terrified son is that a piece of human refuse across the table started laughing. My priority was to comfort my scared little boy, but to this day I regret that was unable to walk over to him and force his face onto that stove top until his cheek was a fucking cinder and fluid in his eye boiled and popped. I never got hear him scream. I never got to watch him face the world as a deformed creature as ugly on the outside as he is on the inside. It is an unfortunate consequence of my job that sometimes I have to fire people who tried their very best and did everything they knew how to do. It just isn't enough. I had to let a fellow go who haltingly explained that his wife had a heart defect that required aggressive care and expensive surgery and she could die without his health insurance. Sorry, brother. I can't help. This ain't a charity. We live in a world where a toddler's fear and pain is amusing. Let it burn.
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Commented Mar 25, 2013 by anonymous
You must take care of him dear.
Commented Mar 24, 2013 by anonymous
We're all suffering, buddy. So just eat shit and die.
Commented Mar 24, 2013 by anonymous
You are heartless and ugly in every way
Commented Mar 24, 2013 by anonymous
Maybe it's Karma's way of dealing with your attitude towards your workers. You know kind of like "Sorry, brother. I can't help it. This ain't a charity and that shit is funny."