text: John: I've just been sacked...
  Sally: Oh Fuck!! What happened?
  John: Apparently some numpties have complained about my work performance and Rick has said that this is not the first time this has happened.
  Sally: People are suck dicks. I bet it was over nothing.
  John: To make it worse Rick reckons that other staff members have also been complaining about me.
  Sally: Fuckers! It's not as though this will get them anywhere. It's not exactly a highly specialised and high flying job where they'd stand to gain something by doing so. FFS!
  John: Yeah people are absolute pricks. They probably hate their life so they try to make everyone else's life as miserable at theirs in order to make themselves feel better.
  Sally: Yeah, miserable cunts! Fuck them!
  John: I'd like to but I really need the job to pay my bills and rent and with Xmas just around the corner it will be extra hard trying to find something to replace it.
  Sally: True that. But at least you get extra holidays until you find the next dead end job. :-)
  John: I guess that's one way of looking at it.
  John: Really sick and tired of knocking my head against the wall. Whenever I find a good job the fuckening comes and things fuck up big time. Feels like I can't win.
  Sally: I know. Poor you! xox
  Sally: Maybe try to look at it form a different angle. Losing this job gives you an opportunity to find a better one.
  John: I like your positive approach but with my luck I'll just get another dead end job that will equally as bad, if not worse than this one.
  Sally: I know ti feels really bad at this moment but trust me things happen for a reason and when you look back in 6 months time you'll want to thank them for sacking you. There was nothing that you really enjoyed about this job. So in some ways it's not a loss but a blessing in disguise to lose it.
  John: Maybe... I don't know anymore.
  John: Going to go home to drink some beer and watch Netflix on the sofa. See how I feel about it tomorrow.
target: John was fired as other staff members complained about his performance. He's sceptic about finding a new one as Christmas is approaching.