Produce get?

The coworker I was going to be competing with for that produce position quit tonight. If they can't convince him to not quit tomorrow, I suspect they'll be calling me asking me to cover his shift tomorrow since he's supposed to be the closing bagger. I might "forget" to turn my phone on and spend most of tomorrow away from home just so I don't have to directly tell them that I don't want to come in.

I'm hoping my schedule for next week is a fairly typical one for my run in produce. 1100-2000 four days a week. That's 32 hours (probably a little more 'cause I'm always clocking in early and out late), and I'm hoping for a raise 'cause I'm still basically at the bottom of the lowest pay grade in the store, so I might start regularly hitting $200/week in pay, which will kick much ass. At the least, this new position shouldn't be near as boring as bagging. I've grown to despise my 1500-close bagging shifts. They're nothing but boredom until I get back from my meal break and can spend the rest of my shift just cleaning.

Weird Al

He'll be in Knoxville on July 19th. I'm considering going, but I'd probably have to lean on the credit card a bit to go, so I dunno if it'd be worth it. Of course, I don't know what sort of cash I'll be bringing in at work, so I might not have to lean on it for more than just pre-ordering the tickets. I'm also concerned with how he is live. I've not heard anything of his stuff live, and I don't think his material can really translate into a great live show. I guess he could kind of go the Pink Floyd route and put the emphasis on the stage show instead of the music. I'm also sort of concerned that I won't take to his live performances very easily. I'm used to watching bands that have a sort of controlled chaos while on stage, and I don't think he can really have that, at least not the kind of controlled chaos I'm thinking of.

Blah. I'm probably just overthinking.