So I wear a knee brace at work, just a cheap piece of elastic fabric that does wonders. I fell a couple times on my knees and these stop them from getting sore. I'm still wearing shorts to work and customers keep asking me about it. It's none of their business, they don't know me I just want to sell them their printer and move on.
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When I broke my toe in March, I went back to work a week later (thank goodness I was about to start vacation when I broke it, otherwise I would have been out of a week's work because I couldn't wear a shoe and thus couldn't work!). We have a problem with drivers crowding around the entrance to the mill and not moving when you ask them to, expecting you to be completely comfortable with squishing past them, which I am NOT. But now I NEEDED them to move, I needed the extra room so I didn't accidentally get my foot stepped on and so I can hold on to the railing for extra balance since I was still limping.
So naturally I had to explain that I needed them to move due to a broken toe, which was more or less invisible to them aside from the limp since I could wear a regular shoe by then. Inevitably they would ask "well how'd you manage to do THAT?" It made me so uncomfortable because it felt like such a personal question and I haven't yet managed the art of saying "none of your fucking business, now MOVE...please." My brain appears to be hard-wired for honesty at all costs, so I'd mumble something about tripping in the bathroom which brought leers and just made me even more embarrassed. I'd finally made up my mind to say "I broke it kicking the ass of the last creepy dude that asked me a personal question" but of course no one asked me about it again...
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Quoth Kaylyn View PostInevitably they would ask "well how'd you manage to do THAT?"
How'd you manage to get married?
How'd you manage to graduate high school?
How'd you manage to dress yourself today?Replace anger management with stupidity management.
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"Steel toe boots don't protect as well against tight-asses as you'd think."
"Twisted the knee trying to keep myself from kicking the last person that asked that."
My dad has used both of these in the past.If I make no sense, I apologize. I'm constantly interrupted by an actual toddler.
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Quoth notalwaysright View PostMy reaction is to reply with an equally ridiculous question. Made better if you know the person who asked.
How'd you manage to get married?
How'd you manage to graduate high school?
How'd you manage to dress yourself today?Interviewer: What is your greatest weakness?
Me: I expect competence from my coworkers.
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