I’m pretty sure my DVD player is possessed by Meredith Grey (AKA Satan). In fact I think she is possessing every electronic device I own. And that’s not cool.
The other day I had one of those blessed things called a day off. I don’t get many of them so when they do come around I like to try to enjoy them. So instead of doing something like leaving the house and actually living, I figured my day would be served better if I spent some much needed quality time with my bed. He misses me when I’m away. And to make it better I decided to partake in one of my favorite pastimes. A Veronica Mars overload.
That’s right. I love Veronica Mars. Veronica Mars is my McDreamy. But not in the way that I want to do her, but more in that way I just want to follow her around all the time and stare at her hair. Now Duncan or even Logan (who I actually met in person one time) I would totally do them.
So I spent my day watching lots and lots of Veronica Mars. I watched as she gave the town of Neptune a swift kick in the balls and laid down her own patented brand of spunky justice. And then what should happen? After spending hours and hours working my way through the first two seasons, I get to the very last disk and my DVD player just decides no, I don’t get to watch the ending.
Now yes, I have seen it before. I know the ending. I am well aware of who blew up the bus, but that doesn’t change the fact that I have spend hours getting emotionally invested all over again and need to see the ending to feel complete. And how dare my DVD player just up and say fucking no.
And what really pisses me off is that this is the third DVD player to do this to me. What it fails to understand is that if it weren’t for me, it would be still sitting on the shelf at Target collecting dust. Or have been bought by some family with sixteen kids and be forced to play fucking Veggie Tales DVDs on repeat every day. I don’t think I a little gratitude is too much to ask for, do you?
And also, I am totally going through a very traumatic break up with Popeye’s right now. It’s hard. I need the melodic tones of Veronica’s sarcasm to get me through this time. Everyday is a battle and because I didn’t have Veronica as my rock, today I lost that battle.
I know, I’m ashamed of myself. I went crawling back to Popeye’s. I thought that maybe it had changed it’s ways, but no. Once again I get in line at the drive through, wait, get to the window, and they tell me that they don’t have what I ordered. Yes, they ran out of Cajun Rice, but couldn’t tell me that when I actually ordered that damn thing. But they did offer me a catfish sandwich to replace it. Again. (What the fuck is with those things? Why are they pushing them so hard? Every time they offer me one to replace what they don’t have. The fact that they have so many fucking catfish sandwiches to offer should tell them that no one wants to buy seafood from Popeye’s.)
So fuck you, Meredith Grey. I hope you’re pleased with yourself.
