(Originally written on April 15, 2009)
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Yesterday I had a brief “interview” with the VP of sales of the winery in Cali (we will from here-on-out call it Bacchus, in honor of the Greek god of wine). After speaking with him last week, I was left with the impression that he wanted to just see where I may best fit in with the company. By the way, this dude was Beast’s boss for five years.
Monday was Beast’s and Martyr’s 24th wedding anniversary. I had called each of them at some point during the day to give my best wishes as well as ask a few questions about taxes (this year was my first time filing) and my interview/meeting. Neither of them answered my calls throughout the course of the entire day and didn’t call me back. Until…they were at a wine bar down the street from my apartment and asked me to join them for a drink, so I went.
So…Beast gave Martyr a fox-fur coat for their anniversary. I’m not sure exactly how much it will be put to use in the southeast, but that’s cool.
Anyways, at this conjuncture the Bacchus interview came into conversation. I told Beast that I was under the impression that the meeting was going to be less like a standard interview and more the VP informing me about the company and finding out where I may best fit in (as mentioned earlier). He fired back with, “You can’t assume anything! You better go in there prepared, he’s going to ask you [A, B, C, …],” blah, blah, blah.
After this lecture-conversation, I went back home and better prepared myself with Mintel reports for Bacchus as well as the wine industry as a whole. I also crammed in some additional research on the Bacchus brands and products – just to be sure that I cover all of my bases.
As it turns out, I drove an hour (one way) just for what turned out to be a 30-minute get-to-know-you session. Thus, only one-fifth of my two-and-a-half hour venture was actually spent “interviewing”. However futile this may have been, it was a success nonetheless. And I had also gotten a lot of my work done earlier in the day (which, little did I know, ended up being useless after my client project meeting that took place earlier today).
This called for celebration!
During my drive home, I noticed that Gaston had twittered that he was bored and looking for something to do. So I called him, informed him that I was on my way home from a successful “interview”, and asked if he would accompany me to Polly’s for a celebratory drink or two (to which he agreed to join me).
Once I finally got back to the apartment (looking all spiffy in my three piece suit), I walked into Gaston’s apartment about to ask if he was ready to go…and there’s Slutty McSlutterson on the sofa. Great. It took seemingly forever for her to leave, but eventually we made it to Polly’s while Napoleon walked there to meet us in order to get in his exercise for the day. Gaston pretty much ignored me once we got there, what a surprise, everything was as usual.
Okay, I hope that the person who invented pantyhose is serving eternal damnation in Hell. Before leaving to my interview yesterday morning, a miniscule snag on one of my fingernails caused a run in my pantyhose at my ankle. Thankfully, I had another pair – but not for long! The second pair met their demise by means of my barstool. This is always annoying, let alone with the additions of the struggle of getting them on and their constant discomfort.
Back to what I was saying, we ended up leaving Polly’s by 8pm so that Napoleon could get back to catch American Idol. I made pasta for dinner and Gaston bitched that I never cooked for him, yet he chose not to eat any of it… Later, Whitey came over and he, Gaston, and I played drinking games: two rounds of Fuck the Dealer and one game of Circle of Death.
After all of this, I was pretty tired and ready for bed, wary of the long day that lay ahead of me. Gaston and Whitey, on the other hand, wanted to go out and were trying to convince me to join them. Gaston pleaded with me:
Just one hour. Please? I’ll do anything.
If I go out for just one hour, you have to stop this whole not-kissing thing.
Okay.
And we had ourselves a deal!
So after one hour we headed back home and Gaston and I had amazing, carnal sex. I honestly don’t know how else to possibly better describe it, but it was incredible. It had come out during Circle of Death: being the only girl playing, I pulled out “Never have I ever gone down on a girl.” Gaston lowered his finger. This wouldn’t be such a surprise if he had ever done so to me, but he never has. I questioned him and he assured me that, yes indeed, he has (although, not to me, of course). I just assumed he was one of those guys that never did that because it grossed him out, and it never really bothered me that much because it has never really done it for me, if you will. So last night, that was a first. He insisted on doing it to disprove my assumption, and he did a (surprisingly) damn good job.
AND THEN we cuddled all night – at least, every time that I woke up we were cuddling. He never does that. When it was time for me to get up and get ready for class, he held me tighter, telling me, “Nope, you’re all mine.”
Maybe things between us are starting to get back to the way they were…
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