"I want a man to assist me"

[protege]

Yeah, that one's probably a tad over the line.

No, being over the line, would mean... hoping that she tripped on her flooring (which was near the top of her basement steps), and then tumbled down said steps...and bounced off the wall at the bottom. Now *that* would be "over the line"

[Fufu487]

You know, when a man does it, I just write him off as ignorant and move on.

When woman does it? That makes my head just about explode with rage. Because she should know better.

Well, I guess a man should know better, too, but you know what I mean.

She's probably basing the fact that she does not trust other women to be intelligent and competent because she's stupid and incompetent herself.

I totally agree. I would almost expect it from a man (not that it's right, and not that all men would have such an attitude). But from another women?? Comon!! This is why I lasted like, 2 days in the electronics dept. My head was ready to explode after I heard that line x amount of times. And to complain about having to wait?? Lil miss princess EW needs to get her head checked......... it wont happen.

[Irving Patrick Freleigh]

No, being over the line, would mean... hoping that she tripped on her flooring (which was near the top of her basement steps), and then tumbled down said steps...and bounced off the wall at the bottom. Now *that* would be "over the line"

Not even close.

"Over the line" would be hoping she bounced off the wall hard enough to dislodge the shiny, sharp new axe hanging on it, so it fell and split her head like a log.

And even that's debatable.

[mikoyan29]

Because as we know women can't possibly do things like figure out areas and what not.....(i'm kidding...)

I guess my experiences were kind of unique, two of my math professors were women, so were two of my physics profressors.

[RecoveringKinkoid]

You know, the sad thing is that the worst people who think that women are useless are other women. Women do FAR more damage to how women are viewed than men do, and the woman in the OP is a prime example.

[MystyGlyttyr]

The best answer is "Well, I'm technically still pre-op, so, what can I help you with?"

Except some of them don't get it and you waste a perfectly good shock value.

[Samaliel]

First time I’ve ever heard of a customer refusing to let an employee serve them.

You've not been here for long, have you? I can remember reading quite a few stories similar to this one. But I think it's the first one where a woman would refuse the help from another woman.