Someone stands there, but as soon as you walk up to him he says "Sorry, we're closed." Duh.
In our store, anyway, the check lanes that are open are lit up. If it's not lit up, it's closed, or about to be.
Same with us too.
Someone stands there, but as soon as you walk up to him he says "Sorry, we're closed." Duh.
In our store, anyway, the check lanes that are open are lit up. If it's not lit up, it's closed, or about to be.
Ever have someone think you work at a store because your shirt is the same color as an employee's? Or be off and still asked question while you're trying to shop?"Do you work here?"
YES, DAMMIT, I FUCKING WORK HERE! I'M WEARING A WORK HAT, WORK SHIRT, WORK APRON, WORK SHOES, FUCKING EVERYTHING HAS MY STORE'S FUCKING NAME ON IT!!!!![]()
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(Oh, the coffee's in aisle 6.)
Pot kettle black.
POT? KETTLE??? WHAT IS THIS? THE 19TH CENTURY?
Or as I am fond of telling to my students "There are no stupid questions, only stupid people".More of a statement:
"There is no such thing as a stupid question."
YES.THERE.IS.
No, I don't. But you're absolutely right, people still do. I guess that what I meant, which I didn't express in the most eloquent way, was that the whole "Pot/Kettle/Black" thing harkens back to a time when people used to cook over an open flame using iron pots and copper kettles, which became blackened with soot. In a world of electric kettles and microwave ovens, the metaphor has lost most of its edge, and is utterly impenetrable for most people, which, in my opinion, makes its ubiquity in public discourse hilarious.Pot kettle black.
POT? KETTLE??? WHAT IS THIS? THE 19TH CENTURY?
I'm confused by this. Do you not use pots or kettles?
I try to avoid saying old sayings (like rule of thumb) unless I know it's origin.
"In my opinion..."
DUH!! WHOSE THE FUCK ELSE OPINION WOULD IT BE? YOU'RE SAYING IT YOURSELF, THEREFORE IT IS YOUR OWN STUPID OPINION!!!
Pot kettle black.
POT? KETTLE??? WHAT IS THIS? THE 19TH CENTURY?
I'm confused by this. Do you not use pots or kettles?
Pot kettle black.
POT? KETTLE??? WHAT IS THIS? THE 19TH CENTURY?
I'm confused by this. Do you not use pots or kettles?
Mine are all stainless steal.
"Steal": to take without permission.I'm just going to assume that's a joke that went over my head.
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