Thanks for making my day, sir
Late this morning, as I was dutifully visiting one of my favorite clients and attempting to not only secure an order, but also pick up some fresh fish for dinner, I found myself in the middle of a conversation with an older gentleman who was waiting for his rockfish to be filleted.
"How are you today?" he asked, innocently enough.
"I'm good," I quipped, wanting to be pleasant without turning the encounter into a full-blown conversation. "And you?"
"Let's just put it this way," he said exuberantly, "I feel like you look."
"I hope that's a good thing," I blushed.
"You know it is," he smiled. "Have a great day!"
And I am.
"How are you today?" he asked, innocently enough.
"I'm good," I quipped, wanting to be pleasant without turning the encounter into a full-blown conversation. "And you?"
"Let's just put it this way," he said exuberantly, "I feel like you look."
"I hope that's a good thing," I blushed.
"You know it is," he smiled. "Have a great day!"
And I am.
posted by Erin at
1:38 PM
1 Comments:
That was a great line. I just found your site through Fish's comments. i cant believe the story from the last post! Wow....some guys have no clue. But I totally understand why the apology would be appreciated...and also why you wouldn't want to forget the moment. You are totally right about setting a value for yourself and setting your own boundaries
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