“I
saved you a seat.”
“You
always save me a seat.”
“Well,
you always take it.”
She
sat across from him in the sad excuse for an office building’s cafeteria. “Yeah…
I’m going to miss that.”
He
paused, a sandwich half way to his mouth, then continued. “Huh, they give you one full weekend off and
you feel like you’re leaving forever.
Can’t decide if that’s sadder for this company as a place of employment
or for you as a person.”
“I put
in my two weeks notice.”
“Funny.”
“I’m
not kidding.”
He put
his sandwich down for good. “What? Why?”
“Look
around.” She motioned vaguely at dim
room. “There’s nothing left here.”
I’m still here, he thought.
They
ate the majority of their lunch time in silence until she got up to leave.
“I
think that you should change your mind.”
He told her.
“Give
me one reason why that would be a good career choice.” He had time enough for her to dump her food
out in the trash can and wait a while at the door. She sighed.
“I’ll see you Monday.”
Give me one reason to stay here
And I'll turn right back around
Said I don't want leave you lonely
You got to make me change my mind
Give Me One Reason
by Tracy ChapmanAnd I'll turn right back around
Said I don't want leave you lonely
You got to make me change my mind
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