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Domnhall of/Zena Troglodyte Maxxer 1yr ago (image post) 2,298 thread views #224101

Moid asks foid out. Moid gets rejected and leaves foid alone. Foid is mad that she is left alone. "It's honestly really gross behaviour"

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arseupwrongo lors/lara bark brölölö 1yr ago #5446062

and I chat with the owner sometimes, he's friendly. Recently he asked me out and I politely declined. The next time I visited he was very stand off-ish and not into chatting.

That chatty friendliness was not the default. Now he talks to you as if you're any random moid so congrats you actually got what you wanted.

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arseupwrongo 1yr ago #5446363

Some people think that local businesses are all quaint little utopias where you become part of a community like it's fricking Cheers or something if you go there regularly. They don't understand that they're businesses and it's usually just a bit to get your money

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MarseyAteMyLunchMoney they/them FKA-PPPonU L 1yr ago #5446799

I liked chatting to customers, for the most part at least, but you're right that a lot do forget that its a business. I'll give it to retail workers, most have definitely perfected the art of appearing like they've got nothing better to do than spend fifteen minutes helping customers decide between two identical products when they've got a never ending list of other shit to get done.

Chatting to customers was something I only ever enjoyed when I'd got everything else done.