Dear Future

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Anime: Overlord S3, Episode 8

you should experience this. via

1. I put in an Annual Leave request form almost 3 weeks ago and my boss has not approved it yet

2. I went into my office today and replaced every single writing utensil with crayons in preparation for April Fools Day on Monday

3. Whilst searching for pens to remove, I found my unsigned Annual Leave form in my boss’s drawer

4. I placed my unsigned Annual Leave form in a photo frame and put it on his desk

5. The frame I used was from a photo of his kids that I deemed less important than my Leave form

6. My boss sometimes goes into the office on Saturdays to work

7.

This is a difficult post for me to make, but I finally decided to do it, my life just keeps getting more and more screwed up so I bit the bullet and am doing this.

My name is Dorian, I am disabled with multiple chronic conditions and have no current access to major medical care.

I need two surgeries, one to remove the scarred tissue left behind by recurring Hidrodenitis Supperativa that causes painful, large, boil-like lesions that sometimes prevent me from walking; the surgery has an 80% chance of preventing it ever reoccurring again, but I need the surgery in four different places.

I also need surgery to remove a reoccurring Pilonidal Cyst from my tailbone, which is another painful condition that makes it difficult to lay, sit, stand, or walk. Please help me raise the money to pay for these very expensive surgeries and get my life back.

I have no insurance and can only work fifteen hours a week in my current state and I make only minimum wage.

That account, along with his whole campaign, is the work of three teenagers. 

From the article:

“These young students contacted me a week ago asking would I run for president and I responded to them saying, ‘Do you realize how old I am?’” Gravel told The Washington Post. “I’ll be 89 years old in May, so it’s preposterous to think that I could serve as president.”

It took some convincing, but Gravel was ultimately persuaded by a three-page strategy memo that the students drafted and their assurance that they would handle all of the day-to-day work of the campaign. Their ultimate goal wasn’t to win the election but rather to qualify him for the Democratic debates, so that he could use that platform to “issue a critique of American militarism, plutocracy, and inaction on climate,” as his newly-created website states.

“These people weren’t just whistling Dixie,” Gravel said. “They were well-grounded.”