What power brings

So people found out I was interviewed to manage the agents on the floor.
I did pretty well in the interview, no sweating no stuttering. I was sure of what I say and it felt like child's play. I was perfect for the job, a little over qualified but it's allright. They don't have to know that calculating a weighted average and using excel spread sheet for me is something I can do while using one hand to type on the keyboard and drinking coffee at the same time. So unless I have a hidden attitude defect that my mind won't let myself see… I got the job. If I don't? I'll probablly go into a very long depression. This will look good on my resume and is the best job of all the interviews I got so far. It'll also be better if I stayed with the same company for more than a year, even though the pay is crap. I am surviving on $15000 a year, which for me is just barely making it. My jaw dropped after a search on engineering job base salary and it is $57000. I thought asking for $30000 is too much and was willing to work for $25000 just so my brain doesn't turn tofu.

Anyway, I noticed that people have started sucking up to me as they begin to realize that I am going to be managing them. The co-workers that hold the same position as me have already started talking to me as one of them, sharing tips and answering corporate questions that they usually don't answer.

Empty rush of sudden pride. It'll be good for my career but I'll end up as poor as I am in a year. IT'S NORDIA! Because I am internally hired!

Anyway, first flurry of interviews done next week is wait for results and clean up the mess that is called my life. I spent so much on food this week because I was forced to eat out. Food bill doubled because of $8 fast food per meal. I lost weight, I need someone to cook for me or just be filthy rich so I can eat to my heart's content.