Working at the video store is like a sweet laziness oasis in the vast harsh lands of minimum wage jobs. This, however doesn't mean I don't use my procrastinating habilities there too. Here is a fine example of a typical video store working day:
It represents what I do most of the time: watching movies while returns are piling up while trying to get comfortable on a ridiculously small and high chair-bench thing.
Then there's drawing (either on blank receipt paper - which looks like I'm drawing. Or using msPaint on the store computer - which looks like I'm busy except when you look at the screen and see a giant pixellated scrotum) and I also talk to the occasional client, too!
My workplace is actually related to the touchtone genius because it was there that I made the first drafts and roughs for the Genius, like the one you see in the previous post. The most difficult part is hiding them from the manager when he shows up. And finding a pen that works.