It's been a minute

First off, I'm curious on the genesis of that phrase "it's been a minute" when clearly it's been days or weeks or longer. I'm even more curious that people I know who are not even remotely sarcastic or flippant use that phrase.

Ok, my life ... still getting this house ready for sale, although I've also pondered rental. I've been talking with a family-owned rental management company (local, 200 properties, low fee) and they think they can get about $300 more a month renting than what I pay in mortgage for $125 a month. I know it's not that simple, but it's something to ponder.

Every single day I'm reminded of why I realized Hannah and I are not a good fit, and every single day I'm kicking myself for coming back here thinking that I needed to make things right. I hate that I listen to my guilt so much. I hate that guilt and shame are such driving forces in my decision making.

At work, I have my 2nd customer in a row who is insisting on trying to import in EVERYTHING from their incumbent system and duplicate it in their Proofpoint system.

This. Never. Works.

I have told them with the literal words "I do not recommend this at all" and they are insisting on moving forward with their plan. Why even bother listening to me in the first place? Why not just watch our self-start videos and do things your own way?