Interview Perception - Tetris Metaphor

It happens more often than you think. Yes, I am also talking about the "being-bad-at-Tetris" part as well. But just when you though you had that near perfect setup for a clean Tetris (i.e. clearing 4 rows at once), the employer snaps you back into reality, where you've got holes everywhere and nothing seems to turn out right.
Most days can be like that. And some days, you can actually work around this mess of blocks into a nicer situation that really shows your ability to clutch situations and grab that job like a crazed sociopath. I have yet to encounter that day... no, I don't intend on turning into a crazed sociopath...

In any news, we've CHANGED TO BLOG NAME! Hoorah! Now users will be slightly confused about the blog domain, especially since I can't edit Tweets for the past 14 comics posted. Ah well, consider a legacy of how far we've come and a memento of what will be.
I've also disabled an apparent Facebook linked to Dante Denmore. Primarily, this is because I'd like to stay small for a while, and then expand onto other social media, such as Facebook, if this blog ever gets its wings going. For now, Twitter and Blogger will be the way to go. Plus, less maintenance on my end to update multiple social media channels. A win-win, but in such a way that nobody really gains anything significant.
Also, I've posted the email I use to associate with this blog on the main page, on the side somewhere. If you really want to send me comments (or just simply spam me with random email ads), you're free to do so. Perhaps I might even incorporate some of that into future comics? Who knows, who cares.

Lastly, I've decided that "Below Minimum Wage" will be a subheading for the blog. This is because I'd still like to pay homage (pronounced home-aj) to the past blog name, and keep that idea of life's phases in play. It might be possible the name will never disband the extra "Below Minimum Wage" ever, but again, I think a seasons setup might work nicely, especially when I am trying to find a job in the world of reality.

Again, anything at all, Tweet me, email me, comment me. And if you're not happy about changes, talk it up! If anything, I'd like to see somebody who's bothered to write virtual words to a one-man comic blogger.