Being forced to deal with the government for work, CW: All caps, frustration, venting.
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re: Being forced to deal with the government for work, CW: All caps, frustration, venting.
Okay. That went slightly better than expected. Showed up an hour early and everything was finished with only the hassle of going through a Federal security checkpoint and dealing with 2 very helpful State Department employees. It also helped that I was actually prepared for my appointment.
Still sucks that I had to do all this for a work deadline. But I should be all set now.
"Should." I still hate that word.