I see my DeviantArt site has been collecting some dust lately and it is high time I start updating and posting new stuff.. honestly, i've been busy with school, i'm working on two websites and taking care of my pet.. err, i mean, husband!

So I hit the drive thru at TacoBell for lunch today and ordered my usual 79¢ bean burrito w/OUT the onions. I drive up to the window to pay, and they give me my meal, I say thanks and drive away. Now, I routinely ckeck my order to make sure they don't slip the repulsive vegetable in my burrito before I get too far from the restaurant, however, this time around, I didn't check to make sure my order was correct. I get all the way home, open the wrapper, and take my first bite. Lo and behold, my first bite was loaded with onions. Why? Of all the times I've gone to TacoBell, why did it have to be the one time that I didn't check my order? Seeings that there isn't a TacoBell just around the corner, and I'm too lazy to spend my time and gas money to drive all the way back to have it corrected, I threw my burrito away and made a sandwich instead.

My thing is this, Mexican is my favorite food and I have eaten at many different resaurants that serve Mexican. I have not come across ANY other Mexican restaurant that actually puts onions in their Bean and Cheese burrito. Why does TacoBell, of all places, have to include onions as one of their standard ingredients? That pisses me off in and of itself. There shouldn't be onions in a Bean and Cheese burrito. Granted TacoBell is not real Mexican food, but they can at least can that ingredient altogether from the Bean and Cheese burrito.

i want to thank everyone who didn't show up for work today for this shitty day of hell~! i've heard every excuse today. Everything from "i'm sick" to "oh, well even tho it's my birthday today, i.., uuh.., hurt my back really bad.. er, yeah" c'mon~!

it's been hella busy all day today and i'm tired.

i submitted my very first deviation // its from like hella days ago tho // just needed to catch up on a few things // i did alot of housecleaning to my website which is still being updated frequently // i have a bunch of bugs to work out still but im finally and slowly bringing it back to life... cheers for now // ~gennova

Can a company so dependent upon the personalities of its employees possibly find enough qualified and desirable candidates to greatly increase its current workforce of 85,000 in the coming years and still maintain its brand? How can it maintain its reputation for high-quality customer service and the unique feel that made it successful in the first place?