End of the day Quote by Nikola Tesla

“I worked for one day, and left with two days in my back pocket. I couldn’t stuff them in my crotch, because my erection…

— Jarod Kintz

“He was nice. But the waitress spilled a drink in my lap during dinner, and then I noticed he had a piece of spinach…

— Maisey Yates

“Now, I thought, pushing my cart along, I have this job. Is this to be it? No wonder men robbed banks. There were too…

— Charles Bukowski

“She didn’t want me to be late. “Sounds painful,” I said. She didn’t care. “It’s money. We need the money.” Then she hung up.…

— J.D. Trafford

“one day, after waiting at the labor pool unsuccessfully for hours for a job to open up, he was approached by a stranger who…

— Robert Thornhill

“I asked him about work, and he sent me to a guy and the guy asked me if I thought I could handle loading…

— Charles Brandt

“What exactly is your job here?’ ‘So that’s what you’ve dragged yourself out here to ask. See now I’m disappointed, you could have at…

— Lindsay Anne Kendal

“I guess I work in small ways. It's kind of like this story someone told me, about a guy on the beach in Mexico…

— Kirsten Hubbard

“He kisses the D.S.'s hand thrusting his fingers into his mouth (the D.S. must feel his toothless gums) complaining he has lost teeth "inna…

— William S. Burroughs

“I told a friend I write books. He put his hand on my shoulder and his eyes drooped. We both looked at our shoes…

— Boone Mortensen

“Eating on the job?” he asked, pointing at the remainder of the sandwich in my hand. To counter that, I pointed at the sign…

— Ann-Katrin Byrde

“And I could hardly have resigned myself to the simple, vulgar, direct debauchery of a clerk and have endured all the filthiness of it.…

— Fyodor Dostoyevsky