Speaking For The Man?

So I posted a op-ed type piece about waitressing tips as a note on Facebook and tagged some people so I could get comments...hmm love those comments. And then I get worried about how I sound when I read it again the next day. Do I sound too angry? Am I licking The Establishment's shoes? Why am I even stressing about this? Grr, I can't stand it when I start doubting myself so soon after I write something SOME friends found entertaining and informative. And TRUE.

Why should certain persons I shall not name on this site make me feel bad about what I believe to be true and sensible? STOP THAT XO

And Certain Persons, stop complaining. You guys have no idea how good you've got it with my mom as your boss. You basically pick your hours, and you can change at the last minute without too much repercussion. She brings you goodies sometimes like CANDY and COOKIES and WHATEVER ELSE when she visits, and people: when she talks to you, she isn't shouting. My mother has a loud voice. You all have never heard her shout before. SO STOP SAYING THAT SHE'S SHOUTED AT YOU ALL LIKE A MILLION TIMES.

God-DAMN, just because I'm defending The Boss doesn't mean I'm speaking for The Man. I'm speaking as an employee who's trying to find some middle ground here.