I do this every time I purchase something at a store by saying Thank you to the cashier and by holding doors open for anyone coming in or leaving an establishment. Might be sexist and some may not like it, but I am old school so it is what it is. If they do not like me saying thank you or holding open a door for the, that is their problem, not mine.
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Story time...: Sorry for the long post, and if you don’t think it’s appropriate for this post, but I thought it was, considering...
So, a guy at work that’s pushing 50 thinks he’s God’s gift to women decided to “Friend” a very young Greek engineer 1/2 his age on Space Book about a month ago. She, of course didn’t accept... He shares this information in confidence to a fellow operator..., which spreads like wildfire; and we all laugh and poke fun; of course. One day, she was brought up in conversation (work related), and said employee was present. Me knowing the outcome of his failure said, “Yeah, she actually “friended me on Space Book...” Of course his head spun around twice, and exclaimed, “No way!” I said, “Oh yeah, I thought it to be weird, so I haven’t accepted it, yet.” He said, “no, not You...” Well, I’m in my mid 40’s and ain’t no spring chicken, but held my composure.
Fast forward: I thought it’d be funny to get said engineer to “friend me” on Space Book so I could show said disgruntled employee; so, what do I do??? Yes, I approached the young Greek engineer and asked, “Hey, do you have Space Book? She said, “Yes, why?” I exclaimed, “How about you “friend Me!?”
She replied, “NO., I think not...”
“Why not?” I desperately asked?
She explained she don’t mix work with social media etc...
CRASH AND BURN, GEEZ
She really thought I was “hitting on her...”
Good Lord, what turned into an embarrassing moment for my coworker ended up being a lesson learned by Me...
(Sorry for misspellings if I missed em.)
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Challenge accepted!
I had a patient today that had fallen in her home. I asked her if she was hurt anywhere, and she said "No". Then I jokingly said "Did you hurt your pride?" She laughed and said "Oh yes! And it will hurt even more tomorrow!"
I meet the nicest people in far North Houston area at their worst possible times in life, and I always try to be nice, and somehow make them smile!
Back at it again tomorrow!!
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Originally posted by Worksalot View PostI waved at an absolutely gorgeous lady when we came into town to get breakfast. She smiled at me.
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Originally posted by Worksalot View PostJust found out that the same gorgeous lady I waved at owns the hair salon she was standing in front of. If she cuts my hair tomorrow and isn’t married or engaged, I’ll tip her nicely and make her smile some more.
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Originally posted by Worksalot View PostJust found out that the same gorgeous lady I waved at owns the hair salon she was standing in front of. If she cuts my hair tomorrow and isn’t married or engaged, I’ll tip her nicely and make her smile some more.
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Originally posted by Tbuddyandroby View PostStory time...: Sorry for the long post, and if you don’t think it’s appropriate for this post, but I thought it was, considering...
So, a guy at work that’s pushing 50 thinks he’s God’s gift to women decided to “Friend” a very young Greek engineer 1/2 his age on Space Book about a month ago. She, of course didn’t accept... He shares this information in confidence to a fellow operator..., which spreads like wildfire; and we all laugh and poke fun; of course. One day, she was brought up in conversation (work related), and said employee was present. Me knowing the outcome of his failure said, “Yeah, she actually “friended me on Space Book...” Of course his head spun around twice, and exclaimed, “No way!” I said, “Oh yeah, I thought it to be weird, so I haven’t accepted it, yet.” He said, “no, not You...” Well, I’m in my mid 40’s and ain’t no spring chicken, but held my composure.
Fast forward: I thought it’d be funny to get said engineer to “friend me” on Space Book so I could show said disgruntled employee; so, what do I do??? Yes, I approached the young Greek engineer and asked, “Hey, do you have Space Book? She said, “Yes, why?” I exclaimed, “How about you “friend Me!?”
She replied, “NO., I think not...”
“Why not?” I desperately asked?
She explained she don’t mix work with social media etc...
CRASH AND BURN, GEEZ
She really thought I was “hitting on her...”
Good Lord, what turned into an embarrassing moment for my coworker ended up being a lesson learned by Me...
(Sorry for misspellings if I missed em.)
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