I’m done, already

So why does my whole department think that when I say I have ‘two weeks left’ they think it means I have two working weeks left.  Come on people no one ever does stuff their last week.  If I weren’t an intern I probably would have had oodles and oodles of vacation time to take.  And you know when people take it?  The last week of work.  I still have to find the most concise and direct way to say that I’m going on the Price is Right next week and I’m gonna win tons-o-money or even ‘a neeeeww carrrr’.  I guess I don’t really need a new car though.  That’s the thing, why do places always give you free upgrades and whatnot, exactly when you don’t need them?  For example, when the phone company gives you a free upgrade every two years.  About one year into it, I decided to upgrade my phone to the beta version (with bluetooth!) .  Then, the two year mark rolls around and my daddy being fast decides to get the ‘free upgrade’ (which in itself is an oxymoron; the free one is always suckier than the one you have).  So, he gets that and about 2 months later my beta version is broken (internally, so not my fault) and I wanna get rid of it to get a new fancy phone with a keyboard.  But noooooo sucky phone has replaced offsetting like half the price of the upgrade.  Now I’m stuck with a refurbished beta :-(   Anyway, bottom line, I’m not supposed to do work next week so stop giving me new projects as this week comes to a close!  (kind of too long of a sentence to put an exclamation, where would the emphasis go?  it’s kinda hard to build up the volume and intensity when it’s a full sentence)

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