The Whining and Bitching Thread

Here is a story that happened two months ago:

So, I was forced (for theatre class) to get up at 5:30 in the fucking morning for four days in a row (two of which were the weekend) to perform a stupid play at some theatre conference and then go to boring "theatre workshops". Well, the first day, I lost my money and had no food, until someone was kind enough to give me some money. (I paid it back)
The next day, I had money to get food, but guess what- I drink at least five Mountain Dew's and other sodas with caffeine in them a day, and I am addicted to it. (Caffeine addiction is possible) If I don't drink caffeine for a while, I get a headache, I am tired, and I feel spaced out and "off". Well, I hadn't had a soda in two days, and I was just dying for one. The stupid theatre teacher decided not to take us for dinner (only lunch), so I felt out of luck. Well, I said "I'm trying for a soda with caffeine, and I'm also a bit hungry". It took some convincing, but we finally decided to have a "light dinner" at Starbucks- they have caffeinated sodas (and coffee, which I don't like that much). Well, Starbucks was too crowded, so we decided to go to some shitty, cutesy "coffee house". I was excited to finally be able to get a soda, but then, guess what. I saw their pathetic fucking "collection" of half drunk Coke bottles, complete with a covering of dust. There were two diet Cokes, two Coke Zeros, and one real Coke. I asked the register lady if they had Pepsi products or Coke products. Well, clearly, they had Coke products. I hate Coke products. I really only like Pepsi products. The theatre class was seated happily behind me drinking coffee, and looking at me funny. I was noticeably pissed off. I asked the lady at the register for a Coke, but then she said these dreaded words "Is diet okay?". I then said, "no, I only like real sodas"
She said "we have water if that's okay". I was thirsty as fuck, so I said "fine". Well, I paid however much, let's say two dollars for a $1.75 bottle of water. I got my change, opened the water, took a few sips, and then counted my change. She had given me something and twenty cents. was entitled to something and twenty five cents. I know this sounds small and pointless, but I was too pissed off to think properly at this point. I had another sip of the "water". I then yelled "this is terrible". It wasn't water, it was more of what I would call "plastic tea". It tasted like plastic. I was pissed off, cursing under my breath, and my fists were clenched hard. Someone in my theatre class was kind enough to offer me five cents, I accepted it, but I said "I don't want her to have my money. She dosen't deserve random people's money." The theatre teacher said "she probably just put it in the tip jar". Actually, before I paid, she asked me for extra money. I said "no". I went back to the counter, waited for a few seconds, but no one was there. I then whined and bitched about the incident on the way back to the hotel hosting the "conference".

I am still pissed about this. Five cents may sound small, but I don't think someone should just take anything from me when I clearly said "no". My dad picked when the conference was over, and took me by a 7-Eleven to get a Mountain Dew and some chips.

I just didn't go to this thing on the weekend days. Actually, I may have gone on Saturday, I don't know. The next week, I officially dropped out of theatre. I fucking hated theatre.
 
I think you need help with this soda problem you have, don't use the "addiction" cop out. Willpower that bullshit out of your life.

It's fucking soda. It tastes good, gives you energy, and it gives you a feeling of confidence knowing you have giant boxes of it left. It does make people fat, but I have a high metabolism. I am 15 years old, and I only weigh 80 pounds.

While a caffeine addiction is technically an addiction, the only real addiction I had was sniffing glue. I stopped, fortunately.
 
Holy shit five Mountain Dews a day? You're on the highway to diabetes-ville

My record is eight sodas a day. I'm pretty proud of that.



That song makes me feel like I've just sniffed a lot of glue. That's not a good feeling. The high from sniffing glue lasts a few minutes, then you feel terrible. The first quarter of with eighth grade was spend dealing with headaches, nausea, tiredness, and feeling spaced out. I stopped so I wouldn't fuck up my guitar playing.

I don't like that song. It is annoying, and it gives me a headache, nausea, and some boredom, too.
 
Now I am sick. I wish I was sick last week, so I would miss school, but I'm sick on Winter break...
I have a family history of heart disease and bad luck.