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Work hijinks
Aug. 10th, 2006 12:38 amSo tell me, what exactly is the logic behind thinking it's okay to go into Target and start trying to solicit on-the-clock employees to buy Mary Kay? No, really.
She made this big deal out of how I didn't even look anywhere near old enough (18) to do whatever it was she was trying to sign me up to do. I mean, okay, it doesn't really bother me that much, and I understand that the t-shirt + beat-up shoes + messy ponytail combination doesn't really make my young-looking face look any older, but it was tiresome, and not exactly the compliment she seemed to think it was. ("So how old are you really?" "Twenty-two." "Oh. Congratulations!" --what?) It did help me not feel too bad about getting her promptly kicked out. Oh, wait, except I didn't feel bad about it to begin with, either.
Seriously, though. On what level could it have seemed like an appropriate thing to do?
She made this big deal out of how I didn't even look anywhere near old enough (18) to do whatever it was she was trying to sign me up to do. I mean, okay, it doesn't really bother me that much, and I understand that the t-shirt + beat-up shoes + messy ponytail combination doesn't really make my young-looking face look any older, but it was tiresome, and not exactly the compliment she seemed to think it was. ("So how old are you really?" "Twenty-two." "Oh. Congratulations!" --what?) It did help me not feel too bad about getting her promptly kicked out. Oh, wait, except I didn't feel bad about it to begin with, either.
Seriously, though. On what level could it have seemed like an appropriate thing to do?
