New York is Taxi Free!

For the first time ever, I think I heard the birds chirping on Park Avenue. The streets were fairly empty and for a second I forgot I lived in New York. Until I had to sidestep some dog poo. No noisy taxis honking their damned horns at pedestrians, and no crazy drivers trying to run me over. It's heavenly outside. I can count how many times I've taken a taxi on one hand, so I don't care if they are on strike. Take mass transit or walk. I also think its stupid that they are going on strike over GPS and installing credit card machines. Every other major city has credit card fueled taxis, so lets step it up.

So, I had my first phone interview since I've been employed yesterday. Yesterday's hits and today's favorites was playing in the background because I couldn't find a quiet place to conduct the interview. Let's just say I don't think it went well. He asked me some really detailed questions about my role as an ID. I was sort of taken off guard. He also seemed slightly disinterested in me near the end of the interview. So, I chalked it up to a loss. I had assumed the interview was a result of that girl passing my resume to her recruiter, but after a brief thank you email, she emailed me back saying she didn't pass my resume through. That bitch. So, it looks like I got the interview on my own. Quite frankly, I realized that I was a bit out of my league anyways. It was my dream job at my dream company, but I'm sure in a couple of more years I'll be ready. So, after the interview, I emailed my recruiter to find out about the SF position. She told me that she "made contact" and asked for an updated resume. Hopefully it won't be long til I'm out this bitch.