One Good Reason

Ever need one good reason, not to answer the phone at 7:30am, on your day off? I personally don't need a reason it's understood, but just in case I have several good reasons actually, 1.) It's probably a telemarketer, 2.)Most people I know, are aware that I may kill them if they call me that early on my day off, so it probably isn't for me, 3.) If the first two weren't good enough--here's the clincher--It's probably work wanting me to come in.
So why then do you suppose I am up at 7:30, or morning at all on my day off, when I didnt make it to sleep til almost 4am? Well I heard the phone ring from my bed, and I was just going to roll over and go back to sleep. I guess Mom was running late this morning and she decided she should answer the phone, so she comes in and hands me the cordless and tells me its my boss. Everything would have been on schedule for my arise at around noon, I would check the phone to see if it had really been that important and I at that point would have heard the message and it would have been to late to go in.
Being the kind of person that I am, and understanding for the girl that is sick(she subbed for me last year when nobody else would, and I know she was busy) I said yes, and dragged myself out of bed. I have more than one good reason this is a good idea. 1.) It shows I am a dependable person, 2.) I really didn't have anything planned for today, 3.) I shouldn't sleep until noon anyway it makes getting up tomorrow harder, 4.) I am hoping to get on as assistant manager, so I need to show that I can and will work on short notice, 5.) Jessy is a really nice girl, that deserves a break, especially when she is sick, 6.) I really need the hours.
So with that said, I am off to get ready for work, I guess its just too bad I was soooo excited for doing nothing today. Friday will feel great--I hope--otherwise I get OT and I don't think they want to be doing that.