[Note: Inferkit appears to be down today, so I had to switch to a different
text generator from DeepAI.org. I knew I should have worked ahead. That’s
what I get for relying on others. As you’ll see, this one is so much worse,
and makes so much less sense.]
Prompt
I hate taking time off of work, because it doesn’t lighten my load. All it
means is that I have to work ahead before I leave, and catch up when I
return.
Botner
The best part is that I don’t have to leave work if I find one in the near
future. This is going to cost you money. I’ve had the luxury of getting a
few hours of training this summer, especially since I found out how to write
JavaScript. I’ll be working on a rewrite of my JavaScript, on time, at the
same time I run errands and make plans for the season, and if I’m out at all
I need to get off schedule, all at once. That means the most important thing
now, is to be able to do everything I want and still come out tomorrow.
What’s the best part about working here? You’ll be much better at your job.
Your time and work. So much more productive stuff. Why don’t you work at
your school? It sounds silly, but if you want to know how to do something or
say something—as opposed to waiting for a deadline and learning a new
vocabulary—at your school, I can talk you through how to get started. And
because I know a lot of people, I can get started. Also, if you are reading
this, your mind is going to be more focused if you spend longer, more time,
and more time doing...
Conclusion
...whatever you can to get your point across in the most concise and
understandable way. You can’t just jumble your ideas together, and spit them
out, expecting everyone to make sense of the mess. The last paragraph was an
example of what can go wrong when you try to convey a thought without truly
thinking about it ahead of time. I left work last week, confident that
everything was finished. But it turned out my boss unloaded a bunch of other
stuff for me to do while I was gone. He claims he came in at 4:59, but I
don’t leave a second sooner than 5:01 every day, so I know he’s lying. Even
if he had showed up before I left the room, he knew I had to leave for my
sleep study. I couldn’t stick around this time. Besides, none of this
garbage is time sensitive. We’re scanning records that no one will see, and
we’re winding down the project, so I have plenty of time. I imagine he wants
me to finish as quickly as possible so he can let me go. I’m not a temp,
there’s supposed to be more work waiting for me in a few weeks, but this
company doesn’t like to do things that way. They got a lot of bad publicity
for converting most of their workforce to temps, so they didn’t have to
provide benefits. So their solution was to hire permanent workers, and just
let them go before the benefits cost them too much money. I don’t think
they’re doing that math right, but every time they fire someone, and onboard
someone new, their proverbial accounting calculator resets, so they can’t
tell how much their new method is costing them. They’ll be sorry in the long
run.
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