Finally enjoying a day off after the most brutal 9 game homestand, I am going to build on what the past two posts have been about.
So being as I am the only full-time female in our office, I am pretty sure all of my co-workers look at me like a sister. Or maybe I can even go so far as to say a brother. I have never had a filter on my mouth, so I pretty much say every thought that pops into my head. I swear like a sailor. I no longer care about getting ready in the mornings on game days because I know I'll be tarping or cleaning something. About a half hour before gates open, I take my "primping" time and try to transform myself into a somewhat presentable girl. You can definitely not be a high-maintenance female when working in sports. You will never last.
On another topic, CLEAT CHASING. I am 25 years old and single. I love to have fun and I appreciate a hot dude every now and then. Just because I am working for a baseball and say "he's hot" does NOT mean that I am going to bang him. This is my third season in milb and the past two years I have gotten shit for being friendly with a player because everyone automatically assumes I'm sleeping with him. I am intelligent enough to handle being friends with a guy without getting naked with him.
PS - I am not at all angry, I promise! I just want to make it clear that not all girls work in sports for the wrong reason. :) I am proud of everything I have accomplished and I got here because I worked my ass off.
************************************************* D
I guess I could jump on this rant. In one aspect I agree with D inter office relationships have their ups and their downs, but I wouldn't say they are all awful. Ya its no fun if your fighting or having a bad day, because you cant avoid them unless you hide under your desk (I've done it). But, when things are going well its nice to have a person there all the time, you got a lunch buddy, a rant buddy, someone to wipe the tarp dirt on, and someone to ask all your stupid questions to. Its also tough with the amount of hours we work, I would think to have a normal relationship with someone who doesn't work in the field, it s a tough thing to understand, but people do it. I pulled one off for two years and I would say there were more positives then negatives, I also say that because we aren't together and the other person isn't in the office any more... if it that was different I might be singing a different tune.
Cleat chasing is a whole different story... which leads to entertaining office antics if you ask me!!!
*********************** KC
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