See You Next Time John Doe

I don't know if it's weird that I don't feel bad about having denied a visa to the US of A. I was supposed to go there in January for a 6 weeks training on my home-based job but unfortunately my application was not granted. I don't want to think that the consul is having a bad day and he just don't feel giving anyone a visa on his line but maybe he is really having a bad day. Why? He didn't give anyone from our line a visa. When I handed him my passport with the confirmation letter, he asked me the purpose of my travel, and 5 other work related questions. I told him the company will be the one paying for the trip. He was typing something on his keyboard then handed me a blue paper after, telling me he was sorry that he couldn't grant me a visa without even asking me to present any documents to support my application. I have complete papers with me which I also pay just for that interview that he didn't even asked for. I felt like I only wasted $160 for nothing. FYI, I don't have any plans on staying there and become a TNT.

I won't go into full details na. As I've said, no hard feelings. Nanghihinayang lang ako sa pera na napunta sa wala. Oh well, That's life!