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It was another interesting day. I got more time with the ear piece and walkie-talkie. I was even left alone in the computer section for a while. Helped with a few sales, learned a bit more about the store, and met more people.

I get the feeling that the supervisors are preparing me for something better. I got a few compliments, and talks of 'potential.' From the group of people that came in with me, they are giving me the most opportunity in terms of experience with sales, and getting certified in more areas. But I am the oldest, so it makes sense.

Whenever I go somewhere new, I make note of the chics. I figure out which are the hottest, who is the cutest, and so on. Well, I figured all of that out on my first day. But I'm a shy one, so I didn't walk up and initiate anything. Instead, she came up to me and introduced herself. I don't know what the policies are, but I am interested. I know, I know. It's the same rule I had in the dorm. "Don't mess with anyone you'll be seeing on a daily basis. Things get awkward." So I'll just take it easy for now.

When I'm on my way to work, I get the same feeling from when I would go back to school. During my sophomore year, I would get nervous on the first morning back from summer or winter vacation. My stomach would start hurting, and I would start shaking. I wouldn't be able to eat either. But once I get there, I feel fine and comfortable. I step through those doors, and everything is alright. I don't know what the cause is, but it's weird.

Eh, it'll fix itself. Things are smooth right now, and that's all I can ask for.

By the way, I remember approving Reese's Fastbreak candy bar. Well, I noticed a Reese's Whipped at Walgreens the other day. They are awesome. I recommend them as well.