Exhibit B: a week nobody sent me, roasted gently

Nobody sent me this one. It's the week I keep catching in the wild, so I'm roasting it on spec.

You went to bed early and woke up tired anyway, which should be illegal. At midnight your brain held a meeting about a thing you said in 2019. Attendance was mandatory. You were the only one who showed.

You opened the email you've been avoiding and rewrote “Hope you're well” six times. At this point it's not a greeting, it's a hostage negotiation.

The dishes have been in the sink since Monday and you've started calling them “the situation.” They are not a situation. They are four dishes. But you're tired, and tired turns four dishes into a way of life.

Wednesday someone asked how you were and you said “fine” with such conviction that you almost believed it. That was the performance of the week. Standing ovation. Nobody clapped.

The group chat made plans without you and missed you at 11pm. Loudly. In the chat. You know the one.

Here's the gentle part, for real: you keep grading the week like it owes you a passing mark. It doesn't. Weeks aren't projects. The week was weather, and you were the person standing in it holding everything: the dishes, the email, the 2019 meeting, the public missing. On no sleep. With half a sandwich.

The one true funny thing: you're the one having the bad week AND the one handling it. Customer and staff, same person. And the staff, honestly? Doing a great job.

So the week gets roasted. You get off the hook. Gently.

You've got this. You're a mess. Both true. 🖤

Yours would get more jokes and fewer of mine. Send it: [email protected]. First swing free; the whole roast is $15 by card if it lands.