Build your own pessimistic anxiety

The time is rapidly approaching when this store's inventory system for our videos will have to be overhauled. This is not something that promises to be fun upon implementation. Stripping every last title off the shelves to change labels is highly time intensive although deathly simple. On the other side of the counter, I'm looking at enough data entry and reorganization that I know the owner is going to be vastly unamused.

Ever tried to sell someone on something not only tedious, but detailed and involved? Just because I can see the benefits to the store in the long term does not mean he will perceive them. The daft system put in place at the humble outset is undeniably crippled and unwieldy. It does however possess a chafing familiarity and momentum. That is also not to mention the ease of requiring less time and energy when the new computer system is put in place.

Nonetheless, the course I'm charting for the store is the former option, not the latter. It's a daunting proposition. Not even the near certainty of overtime/hazard pay back-stopping the effort removes much sting.

And now I shall turn my attention back to my concept and see how many remaining gaps and weaknesses are glaring back. I dread overlooking some vital contingency that will only manifest months from now at implementation, too late to be cheaply, easily countered.