so the other day I was uh shopping at the grocery store and I was with Ruka I think we're just picking up a couple things for the house but you know what it's like going shopping with Ruka my kids like restless he's all over the place so all I had was like maybe three or four things and we were getting in line and one the line was like super long two there was only one lane open okay and three they had no self-checkout it was like one of those like kind of old-school places right so then it's like one thing if there's like only one lane open but this worker that was checking everybody out extremely slow super slow worker just really getting on my nerves because I have Ruka on one side that's like about to like take off like any second I'm like trying to hold on to him I got the groceries in one hand and then this guy he's like working kind of look at the tag a little bit put it down like everything is like in super slow motion so I realized that I think you know when you become a parent one your patience really starts running thin right like you don't have patience for a lot of things yeah I just don't have patience for like slow workers at the grocery store anymore no sense of urgency no sense of urgency and the line just keeps getting longer and longer and I swear they don't care it's not they don't care they work even slower when the line gets longer I don't know if you notice that ever but I'm just like come on man this guy was like literally driving me up the wall and I just couldn't handle it anymore but uh do you have any pet peeves like that I guess I do I like really hate when I have to repeat myself ah repeat yourself like you know at my hospital like I do a like a training program so I train a lot of residents and like new pharmacists but like in the beginning I go through like so many things and I like talk a lot and then I expect them to like write notes and so like later on when something happens like they kind of remember what happened yeah what to do yeah it's always like I like talk a lot and I tell them okay if this happens then you need to do this and then like when it actually happens maybe like a I just told you like three days ago and I have to repeat myself if you had just remembered or like written it down I wouldn't have to like talk again I would not want to be working with you I swear I'd be so scared oh I know you are yeah but you need somebody like you to make sure that yeah gotcha but you have kids now though I mean you know our son Ruka who's two years old you have to literally repeat yourself like a hundred times before he gets it maybe that's why I like have even less patience because I'm at home and I have to like repeat myself all the time so when I'm at work I'm like I just can't do it just don't got patience yeah exactly maybe it's the kids that's what it is I feel like oh now that we have two kids running around my patience is really starting to run thin and I just don't have that patience that I used to have with people anymore you have so

前幾天我去雜貨店買東西 我和Ruka在一起 我想我們只是為家裡買點東西 但你知道和Ruka一起買東西的感覺嗎 我的孩子很不安分 他總是到處亂跑所以如果只有一條通道是一回事 但是這個工作人員給每個人結賬的速度非常慢 超級慢的工作人員真的讓我很緊張 因為我一邊的魯卡隨時都會跑掉 我想抓住他然後這傢伙就在工作，看一下標籤，把它放下來 就像一切都在超級慢動作中 所以我意識到，當你為人父母的時候 你的耐心就開始變得稀薄了 就像你對很多事情都沒有耐心了我對雜貨店裡那些慢吞吞的工人已經沒有耐心了，他們沒有緊迫感，隊伍越