One day, we need to start counting things. The problem is the boxes are all the same. No marking, no nothing. There are Box A and Box B but there was no marking except to open each boxes and see before counting since both boxes looked exactly the same. What sort of design is that! It is like lucky draw. Stupid. If everything is like that, wouldn't it be the worst nightmare for people who do inventory? Is like we don't have enough on our plate? hm... anyway, I still don't get the idea of the inventory counting thing. Isn't it a bit pointless. Example, I counted the number of cigarettes. After handover shift, the person who took over don't count again but took from it. How did they know how much is originally there or if this person did not intentionally change or accidentally miscounted? What is the idea behind? or logic behind? Example person A write 5, the next person write 5 after selling 1. The next next person write 4 after selling another one. Meaning, 1 go missing? but in fact, it wasn't missing?
In actual there is 3. Or in actual sold 1, but there is 4 or 3.
If a person minus, forgot to scan. hmmm...... argh....
I finished doing my wallet without cutting myself. I got a poke from the needle though but it was alright. Only that one time. The rest I found a way to prevent that. The cutting mat has been very useful and now it’s filled with holes. Today I got my first cut of the year. Fengshui’s problem. I was taking something from the dark corner near the kitchen sink at work. Was opening the carton for umbrella. Someone asked me to take. When I was cashier, I normally took it myself instead of calling someone unless really necessary. I have cut away the tape but the tape side sick to the wall so I pulled it and I couldn’t remember but just felt sharp pain on my left palm. My left hand gave way after the cover flipped open and the knife on the right hand slashed my palm. Sigh, I should have close it before pulling the cover. It failed to open the first time so I slide it out to cut a second time but worry it didn’t open and kept it that way. Should have trust my instinct. I also think ...
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