Weight: 347.4 lbs
( 157.6 kg)
BMI: 44.6
Waist: 58.5 in (148.6 cm)
WtHr: 79.1%
Breakfast:
Johnsonville Jalapeno Cheddar Smoked Sausages
Lunch: Fried Chicken
Drumsticks, Cheddar Pringles
Dinner: Bratwursts
Drinks: Sugar
Free Monster, Kroger Energy Shot, Sugar Free Rockstar, Kroger
Seltzer
Sober Week 2 (Day 19)
YMCA: X
It would be nice
to lose some weight in the beginning of the year. I mean being up 0.1
to 0.4 pounds (45 to 181 grams) per day isn't an emergency, it's just
that only having ups this early in the year makes the spreadsheets
look kind of ridiculous. According to the current trend I'm going to
be be 516.6 lbs (234.3 kg) by the end of 2026. I'm not sure if I'd
like to be a quarter of a US Ton, but I'm pretty sure that my knees
would sure as hell wouldn't. They're grumpy enough as it is.
Yesterday it
seemed like the entire state of Kansas was trying to squeeze through
the two registers that they were nice enough to give us. This morning
a guy asked if they were able to get anybody to finally stock the
bread because when he came in yesterday around 5pm the entire bread
wall was wiped out and nobody would get any for him out of the back.
I told him that I was informed yesterday evening that all of the
bread was gone. All of the Bread, Eggs, and Milk was out on the
shelf, if it wasn't on the shelf we didn't have it. He said that he
understood that, but he couldn't figure out why we couldn't get more
out of the back. Apparently he understood that we were sold out, but
he couldn't understand why we couldn't get any more out of “the
back”
It took me a
while to get over a guy that felt it necessary to inform me that,
“there are several slick spots” around the parking lot. There was
freezing rain the entire day. Every time there's an ice storm someone
seems to think it necessary to say that the giant concrete, asphalt
slab outside of the store might be slippy when ice is falling out of
the sky.
Had fried chicken
for lunch as I didn't want to drive home for lunch because of the
weather. It was just ice all day long. But I was hearing about idiots
getting into crashes all day. And I already had the smoked sausages
for breakfast as I was scheduled to work earlier than normal. And sure I probably could have found something a little more low carb, but some people had came through with fried chicken and it smelled really good.
Something that did NOT smell good was a guy came through the line, but bumped a pack of beer against a display and it punctured one of the cans spraying Milwaukee's best all over the register. Oh, God that stuff smells nasty.
Our town is
famous for a salt mine. And the store ran out of sidewalk salt.
People kept getting confused as there is a salt mine museum just
south of town, how can the store be out of salt when there's a giant
salt mine right here in town. I kind of wanted to ask them if they
thought that they just scraped the salt off of the walls of the
museum. To throw out on the sidewalks and streets. The funny thing is
that the store even ran out of water softener salt. The thing about
that salt is that, yes, it'll get rid of the ice on your sidewalk.
But I'm pretty sure that it dissolves the concrete in your sidewalk
as well. It's not like it's just sodium chloride being dumped out
everywhere. One kid I work with said, “You can't have ice on your
sidewalk, if you don't have a sidewalk”
It's also kind of
funny listening to the news trying to sensationalize the storm, “IT'S
GOING TO BE THE STRONGEST STORM OF THE YEAR SO FAR!!” Um, yeah,
it's literally the fourth day of the year so far. And so far this
winter has been quite warm. In fact December last year is what
October is supposed to be like. It's kind of funny that they're now
expecting over a foot of snow. It's almost like winter is trying to
catch up.
The girl that was scheduled to close the desk had called in saying that she couldn't get to work as she lived in the next town over, so I had to close the desk, but I was scheduled to work until 7 and the desk usually closes at 9pm. Thankfully it was quite quiet while I was closing the desk. A couple of ladies had walked up to the desk as I was walking out, but they didn't try to argue when I told them that I had to close the desk early. They swore a bit, but they didn't argue.
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