a guy came in to my store today wanting an application. okay, fine. but, if you are going out job hunting, please wear something else besides an over-sized sweat shirt and a “i just blazed the biggest joint” look on your face. this is the brief interaction that took place:
guy: (walks in, high as hell) hey.
me: hi! what brings you in today?
guy: i am looking for a job.
…okay, now what i said in my head and what i said out loud are two different things:
in my head: well, did you find one yet?
out loud: okay, great! here is an application. you can fill it out and bring it back if you want, or just fill it out here.
dude. get blazed after you get a job. not in the middle of hunting for one. silly.
another random story that i don’t believe i have shared yet:
i was listening to the radio on my way to work the other morning and they were talking about bad first date stories. well, i do have one, and yes, i already blogged about it on myspace. but i got to thinking…i have a ton of great stories. like the time i met a guy at a club in NYC with my roommates, was playing nice and talking to this guy that i had no interest in whatsoever, leaned in to hear what he was saying over the loud music, when all of a sudden he stuck his tongue in my ear. LAME! here is how this played out:
setting: loud club, by the bar.
guy: hey…(lame chatter, lame chatter.)
me: i’m sorry, i can barely hear you. what? (i lean in closer to hear what useless thing he needs to mention.)
now, at this point in time, as my dainty ear is directed toward his pie-hole, he sticks his disgusting, wet, vigorous tongue in my unsuspecting auditory canal.
me: (look of disgust on my face.) okay, we’re done.
and i walk away. at that point in my life, i wish my ear had fangs. do not stick your tongue in my ear when:
1. i don’t know you.
2. i am not expecting it.
3. i am not even drunk.
4. you smell like stetson.
and lastly for the night:
i do not frequent the chiropractor. but when my back was in a ton of pain a few years ago, i decided to break down and go see one. i was still in college and covered under my parent’s insurance, so what the heck, why not? well, here is why not:
setting: chiropractor’s office, in a pateint room, waiting to see the doctor. when he finally walks in, we exchange the how-do-you-dos and get to the adjusting.
doctor: okay, renee. i am going to have you stand up, take off your belt, turn around and bend over.
renee: whoa, doc, it usually takes a couple of drinks first.
the doctor looks at me with no expression. apparently, i found out the hard way that he has no sense of humor.
renee: okay, then. (i immediately become submissive and do what he says. what a way to start off a doctor-patient relationship.)
when it was all said and done, my right leg is 1/4 inch shorter than my left and he prescribes me a rubber pancake looking device to wear in my shoe. great. not only will i feel lop-sided for the rest of my life, but i have a non-edible pancake prosthetic that i need to wear in my shoe.
needless to say, i lost the pancake somewhere along the way and haven’t been back to see him. i think we got off on the wrong prosthetic-heel-lifted-foot.