I came to the realization today that my summer job is pretty fucking boring. Since I'm the senior member of the summer help (college kids), I basically run the 5-6 man group, which ends up with me telling the kids under me what to do, then napping the entire morning, having lunch, going for rides in the trucks that my work has, then zoning out until it's time to clock out. I can't complain though since I'm making 10 dollars an hour to do nothing all summer long.

Summer money is going to get blown pretty quickly considering the stuff I have to get for next fall (suit, Septa pass, security deposit for apartment, likely first month's rent as well if the Graduate PLUS loan money gets stalled.) Hopefully my car keeps running well or I may have to stick up a bank or something to cover expenses.

I've been reading a book called "One L" by Scott Turow, which is about his experiences as a first year law student at Harvard. The students basically act like little bitches throughout the book, complaining about the Contracts professor getting pissed at a student that wasn't prepared for class and writing an angry letter to the administration about it. There's also the common "rich hippie lecturing everyone about the plight of the poor ", the super-competitive people, people complaining about B's in law school after getting A's most of their lives, it's all there. The Contracts professor is extremely entertaining throughout the book, so it's a good read based off him alone.