Most random, out-of-nowhere question you've been asked?

[crudemood]

where my underwear? . out of nowhere in the middle of work a girl comes up to me and asks where her underwear is. very odd girl, i love her though, she cheers me up!

[birdgirl73]

I guess this wasn't all that random, considering how bad we looked, but last spring, after my husband and I had been working in the yard one hot afternoon, we decided to run to the store for some drinks and a few things for supper. I had on shorts, muddy tennis shoes, and a ratty t-shirt with a couple of holes in it. He had on shorts and sneakers and a t-shirt.

We got up to the checkout line and the cashier looked at us and asked, "Is this a Lone Star card purchase?" The Lone Star card is Texas' food stamp debit-card program. We got so tickled at that because we realized we really should have changed clothes before we went shopping.

[slipknotpsycho]

lol ^ classic...


we have lonestar tho... and they've been steadily cutting our limit too.

[ghosty]

i was once asked by a complete stranger if i wanted to go back to her place and have a threesome with her and her husband. then she went into detail about how it would help her complete a fantasy... I might have gone along with it had it been her and her best female friend and they didnt look 10 years older than me. it was prety random

[slipknotpsycho]

i was once asked by a complete stranger if i wanted to go back to her place and have a threesome with her and her husband. then she went into detail about how it would help her complete a fantasy... I might have gone along with it had it been her and her best female friend and they didnt look 10 years older than me. it was prety random

i bet you just escaped being murdered

[birdgirl73]

Lone Star's a good program, although I hate that budget cuts always have them cutting benefits. People use that program, need that program and deserve it. What I resented, after I got through reflecting on the way I must have looked, was her automatic assumption that a slightly trashed out, very casually dressed couple must have been using the food stamp program. That was a stereotyping assumption. The folks I see who use the Lone Star card look perfectly fine, never trashed out at all. Now that I think of that, I should have said something to the Kroger manager. Cashiers need not to make assumptions at all based on how customers look. They just need to take money and be friendly and competent at their jobs.

[ghosty]

i bet you just escaped being murdered

to be honest i was kinda wondering if they had more planned for me then a little fun in the bed... thats one of the many reasons i said no thanks, it'd be an easy way to lure in some less skeptical sucker

[rmrdr716]

last year in school i was wearing a tshirt that said "Try it, ull like it". i was walking and some girl comes up to me and goes, " does that shirt mean try anal sex?" i was just like wtf...

[couch-potato]

"Do you drive stick?"

Yes.

"OMG that is so hot!"

[Chronisseur]

Cashiers need not to make assumptions at all based on how customers look. They just need to take money and be friendly and competent at their jobs.

I've been at a gas station register for two weeks now and it's amazing the response I get from my "less fortunate" customers. I treat them noticeably equal sometimes better than the richer folks and they respond with gratitude far more often than the rich, telling me two things. One, they're not used to equality. And two, they are more appreciative. I love studying people, its the best part of that job!