The Actor's Contract
The stupid green case — with a ‘NOT YOUR BAG, KAREN’ sticker slapped across the front — lurches forward with me, wheels squeaking like a chorus of rubber ducks being strangled, broadcasting my humiliation with every step.
I swallow down the burning sensation in my throat. Throwing up right here would top off the already existing humiliation.
“Dignity people, just get some dignity,” I mumble under my breath, though the words taste bitter. Clearly, the shrieking woman I’ve finally left behind has never met the concept. Her personal dictionary must’ve tossed out essentials like judgment, grace, tact, and maybe even shame. In their place, she’s written bold chapters on loudness, volume, and thea
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