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May 17, 2016

13 Stages Of Returning To Your Summer Job As Told By Bitmojis

Bitmojis are the newest smartphone phenomenon, where you can create your identical character and make realistic reaction images for your life. If you and your squad use them as much as me and mine, you will be familiar with the images I am about to present to you. Here are the reactions you have as the inevitable is upon you; returning to your summer job.

1. Your boss texts you for your summer hours.

After recklessly spending all the money you made last summer, you're now more ready than ever to make that moolah.

2. Having a week or two between school and work with no responsibilities.

3. But then your first day scheduled rolls around.

Is it bad to call in sick on your first day back?

4. Seeing all your work friends for the first time in months.

And they hit you with all the gossip you missed in the past year.

5. When the first customer comes in and you remember you actually have to work.

6. Getting hit with the rush like.

Where did all these people come from? We need a new plague.

7. And being the only one that can take charge when it gets busy.

No big deal, but you totally deserve a raise.

8. When your lunch break is approaching.

9. Dealing with that really rude customer.

It takes everything in your power to force a smile and say, "Have a nice day."

10. Your boss asking you to stay five minutes longer.

Like you don't sacrifice enough of your life for them?

11. Pulling out of the parking lot when your shift is over.

You honestly can't get out of there fast enough.

12. Getting your first paycheck.

Now you have more than $3 in your wallet!

13. Practically selling your soul for the summer like.

It's fine. You're fine.

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Once the school year is over, going back to work is like a sigh of relief and a groan of anguish all in one.

1. Your boss texts you for your summer hours.

2. Having a week or two between school and work with no responsibilities.

3. But then your first day scheduled rolls around.

4. Seeing all your work friends for the first time in months.

5. When the first customer comes in and you remember you actually have to work.

6. Getting hit with the rush like.

7. And being the only one that can take charge when it gets busy.

8. When your lunch break is approaching.

9. Dealing with that really rude customer.

10. Your boss asking you to stay five minutes longer.

11. Pulling out of the parking lot when your shift is over.

12. Getting your first paycheck.

13. Practically selling your soul for the summer like.

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