I wasn’t able to log-in for this past week, because I’m busy with something. Yep, I’m busy with work. After the NEO, I was so sure that I’m able to earn money, now that I got in. It turned out not.
LUNEDI:
I went early to the office. I stayed in the quiet room. When it was time, I met my colleagues at the lobby, and we went together to the venue. Besides us, there were also other trainees in th room, but they looked like they’re in the call center business for a very long time.
The trainor arrived. Her name is Chloe, and to my estimation, she’s just 24 or something. She’s so smart, and handles herself very well. She made us choose a partner for an activitu, and I chose Grechel, because of convenience. You know, Grech was sitting next to me.
We had an activity wherein we were given a set of interview questions that we should ask to our partners. Then, we’ll introduce our partners. Grech and i were the last pair, and I was so nervous. You know, I’m not used to speaking in front of people.
We also had a game after lunchbreak, and my team lost. For punishment, Chloe made the winning team ask us controversial questions such as, “Are you a virgin?” or “What do you think of pre-marital sex?”. I couldn’t relate, to tell you the truth, because, I believe, I’m the youngest.
There are no cute guys within my age. Well, there’s a cute dude, but he’s definitely mature. I mean, when he was introduced by his partner, I heard that he already have a lot of working experiences. His name is Pao, and he’s a bit chubby. He seemed to be snobbish.
Martedi:
Second. Still adjusting. I was early in the office, so I went to the game room. I saw some people huddled in front of the big television, watching a movie. I signed in the logbook, and when I went back to the viewing area, the guy who was holding the remote turned off the television and the DVD player. Wow, good timing, movie’s over. I sat on the couch, anyway, even if there’s no movie.
Then, after several minutes, a guy sat next to me, and the attendant played the tape he brought. Lucky me, it was “The Hottie and Nottie”, starring Paris Hilton, Joel David Moore and Christina Lakin.
Paris plays hottie Cristabel while Christina Lakin plays her bestfriend, the nottie. Joel Moore plays the opposite, Nate Cooper.
Nate Cooper was inlove with Cristabel since first grade, but things didn’t turn out that good for them. Fourteen years after, Nate Cooper broke up with his girlfriend, Jane. He decided to look for Cristabel. He found Cristabel in Los Angeles, by the help of his friend, Arno Blount.
Nate arranged his meeting with Cristabel. He pretended that he just run into her while jogging. He found out that Cristabel was still single because of her bestfriend, June Phiggs. Cristabel vowed never to date anyone until June finds her “special someone”. That’s a problem for Nate, because he’s inlove with Cristabel, and he can’t date her.
So Nate paid someone to date June, but the case was hopeless. Cole Slawson, the guy who was hired by Nate, was so disgusted with June. The funny part was when Nate hypotized Cole, in order for him to be able to stand his date with June. They went o0ut on a double date.
During their double date, the charm wore off and Cole ran off. June was humilliated by a midget onstage, and Johann, a hot dude, took her from stage.
Nate saw Johan as a competitor to Cristabel. He did everything to surpass Johan, but the latter seems perfect. Johan graduated from Harvard, and also a dentist slash general physician slash ex-marine. Not only that; there’s a scene where Nate brought his guitar to serenade the ladies, but ended not playing it, because Johan sang and played first. Of course, Johan made it perfect.
Johan started giving June extreme make-overs. Nate was falling for June already, that time. After June’s final trasformation, Nate fell in-love with her, but hasn’t realized it yet, until he found out that June would sleep with Johan to return the favor.
Nate dumped Cristabel for June, and he came on time before something happened between June and Johan that night, after the party. Nate told June you-know-what, and they ended up together.
The story was not predictable, unlike other make-over romantic comedy movies. The protagonist, Nate Cooper, was not your typical hearthrob or jock leading man. He’s more likely the geeky type. He reminds me of Dirk Nowitzki. I really hated Paris Hilton in this movie. I mean, i hate the real Paris, and I hate her role also. Cristabel was treated like a goddess, because she’s the hottest person in whole LA. Wel, good thing, she’s not a bitch in the movie, because if she’s that perfect in real life, she’ll be bitchy.
I don’t know what happened to Paris. Maybe, they gave her a makeover also. She’s so beautiful in the movie, and that’s not the Paris I see in Simple Life episodes. The Paris I see in Simple Life looks like a 37 year-old praying mantis, thin and bow-legged. What I like about her character is that even if se’s beautiful, she’s nice. I mean, if there’s a real person who is gorgeous as that, that person is bitchy, or snobbish, for sure.
June Phigg’s character is an exaggeration. There’s no person in the whole world who is ugly as that. I mean, come on, God can be cruel sometimes, but I don’t believe that He’d be that cruel to someone.
Johan was male counterpart of Cristabel, and he was also kind too.
All in all, I think the movie was great; it has a satisfying ending, and it’s not that cheesy. You’ll love the movie, even if you are anti-Paris Hilton. I give 9 stars out of ten.
MERCOLEDI:
Still not passing any test yet. Started worrying. But nonetheless, still enjoyed the day. Met Jeff on my way out of the training room. Dropped by at the HCD office to pass some requirements. Learned that the intimidating people were actually nice, after all. Noticed that Pao’s eyes were beautiful.
GIOVEDI:
Confrmed that the eviction rumors were true. Messed up with everything, because of nervousness, but got good feedbacks on the call simulation. But still messed up on the retake. Started to get along with the intimidating people.
VENERDI:
My faith and patience had been tested. First, I tried everything to pass the ACE Final Exam. Geez, am I such a bad person to deserve that? Well, I’m sure that I based my answers in pure logic, and I sweat, I didn’t just go meeni-meeni-miny-mo on my answers. Yet, I flunked it. Second, my throat had dried up because of practicing call sim. Man, that’s whacked. Despite of my doubled-up (or even tripled) efforts, I still flunked it.
Before Chloe announced the evictees, she made us do a fun activity first. It’s called, “multiplt choice”. Everyone gave four facts about him/herself, and we would choose what’s not true. Some people gave interesting facts about them, some gave controversial, but me, I stick to the safe side. Here are the facts I gave:
a.) I’m obssesive-compulsive
b.) I’m a vegetarian
c.) I’m tempramental
d.) I don’t beef
Alright, even though I’m a boring person, they all got confused. Everybody chose C as the false statement, because, according to Glenn (one of the QAs), I’m very patient. Whoa. I almost hurled when I heard somebody that I’m a sweet-tempered girl. Another whoa. Okay, first of all, I’m really a tempramental person. I hate waiting, especially for the things which are not worth waiting for. Duh, they just didn’t see me having a fit. I kick chairs, or anything there is to kick and crush anything there is to crush (and throw it to someone) when I get really mad.
Yankee brought a camera, and we took pictures. I took the Yankee’s and the girls’ email addresses, but I left those people who looked like they don’t want to give their email address. Bah.
Somehow, I really felt it that it was time for me to go. Everything was a blur. Then, I remembered Glenn, saying “If it’s not for me, then, it’s not for me” to Shane. After some words of encouragement (or consolation), Chloe did it. Wow. She did it in a nice way, but reality was hars on me. I wanted to cry, but there were no tears coming out. I felt so bad, even though I couldn’t believe. Wow. Anyway, Glenn had been very nice also, and he said something, but i forgot. It’s about being lucky, I guess. I totally forgot. I thanked everyone and I left right away.
I really felt bad. There’s no job, no school, and volleyball (or basketball) for me. Is there anything else could be possibly worse that that?
On the jeep, Yankee sat next to me. He wasn’t talking to me or looking at me, until I asked him, “Where do you live?” He looked at me, very surprised, and replied, “Oh, it’s you. I didn’t notice you,” and answered my question. Maybe, I’m difficult to recognize during the day. God, it’s so embarassing. He might have a good view of my pimples. By the way, we didn’t talk that much, because I still find him intimidating, although he’s very nice. And I’m not also the type of person who chats with the person next to me in vehicles, even if I know them.
I was feeling the heat and smell of sweat in the vehicle as I thought of everything. I learned a lesson. Not just a lesson, but “lessons”. I learned that I will not always be the winner. Sometimes, I got to lose too. I learned that I won’t get what I wanted on the first try. I learned to be patient; if it’s for me, then, it’s for me. I tried my best; I worked hard for it, and I really wanted it badly. It’s against all odds, because, first of all, I’m young; the youngest, I believe. Second, I’m inexperienced. Third, it’s my first try. Fourth, I’m an undergrad. Fifth, I’m orally challenged. I swear, I’ve done my best.
Well, it’s one of the hardest, but most memorable experience in my whole life. I’ve been with the most intelligent people I’ve ever met, and I learned a lot from the crash course. I’ve done my best. It’s just like volleyball; the first service in your whole life is a disaster. Haha. Like what happened to me during my highschool sophomore year. The next services and games are improving.
But, I’m still wondering what God wants for me. I haven’t figure it out. I need a sign….