Sometimes when I am in the right mood I am glad I am invisible.
Today in a department store I had “watch-the-pocketbook in
the shopping cart duty” I found a comfortable chair and was seated hard at work
doing my duty watching. Two young female
store clerks got near straightening out clothes on hangars. One was proud of the other one that just got
a promotion and put on as a regular.
They were laughing, giggling, and gossiping like teenage girls do. One of the things I heard said, “Greg is
going to be sooo pissed when he finds out you got promoted and he didn’t.”
Also the same girl asked her promoted friend what was the
floor manager talking to them about as she walked. I noticed that too, some of the short females
had a hard time keeping up. The promoted
one said, “Just a bunch of B.S…. she
likes to hear herself talk.”
“Well, what was she talking about?”
“Who knows? I was
thinking about me and Danny.” She said.
And sometimes I wish I was more visible.
This is not the first time I was like a bump on a log and
was right in the middle of two teenage girls talking and being themselves.
It reminded of the time I walked into McDonald’s in the
middle of the day to get a Coke. I
walked up to the counter where two female counter clerks were standing
talking. Although I was the only one in
the front and standing on the customer-side of the counter and they were only the
width of counter away from me. They were
talking about their boyfriends.
I patiently waited, hopping soon one would glance up and see
me.
One of their conversation was about to tell her co-worker
and me about the technique she did when her boyfriend asked her oral sex.
I hate to be rude and interrupt people when they are
talking, but I felt it was time to clear my throat.
They looked and there I stood, probably two feet from
them. They looked horrified, like a deer
in headlights. Both of them ran off into
the innards of McDonald’s.
I don’t remember if I got a Coke or not.
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