Outlaw71
Android Expert
Just a short little story for those of you who like to read...
Ok so I was driving around this afternoon, stopped off at Burger King to grab a quick burger, then I stopped by my local Verizon wireless store to shoot the shit with the reps down there. I got into a conversation with one of the guys about the DX (we both have one), I enlightened him on the 'Real HDMI' app and all of it's advantages.
We talked about a few other things as well, nothing too meaningful, but it passed the time. Then I bid him a good day and headed back out to the car. As soon as I got in I immediately burst into outrageous laughter... upon looking in my review mirror I discovered that my face was covered from ear to ear in ketchup!!!
LMAO... oh yeah, I'm not talking about a little dab, I'm talking two year old kid in a highchair stuff. Good God I flashed back to that entire conversation I'd just had with the Verizon kid and I wondered to myself how in Gods name he stopped himself from cracking a smile, not to mention falling on the floor laughing!
I'd say those of you who work with the public probably have many stories just like this one involving the people you see on a regular basis. It's funny, a few years ago I was at work and I came across this stuff that when rolled up in a ball looked EXACTLY like a buggar. So I took it and stuck it on the side of my nose and went around talking to as many people as I could face to face. You know I got through 15 people before someone finally worked up the courage to tell me I needed to blow my nose. Hilarious!
And it was sooooo obvious that they could see it, I could see them look straight at it then turn their head away, almost ready to throw up... but they seemed too embarrassed to tell me that it was there. Once I finally found someone with the guts to let me know I needed to wipe my nose I went around to everyone else I'd talked to, showed them the fake snaut, and we all had a big ol laugh over it.
The funniest thing about that little experiment... my girlfriend (at the time) was one of those people who failed to tell me it was there! Haha
Ok so I was driving around this afternoon, stopped off at Burger King to grab a quick burger, then I stopped by my local Verizon wireless store to shoot the shit with the reps down there. I got into a conversation with one of the guys about the DX (we both have one), I enlightened him on the 'Real HDMI' app and all of it's advantages.
We talked about a few other things as well, nothing too meaningful, but it passed the time. Then I bid him a good day and headed back out to the car. As soon as I got in I immediately burst into outrageous laughter... upon looking in my review mirror I discovered that my face was covered from ear to ear in ketchup!!!
LMAO... oh yeah, I'm not talking about a little dab, I'm talking two year old kid in a highchair stuff. Good God I flashed back to that entire conversation I'd just had with the Verizon kid and I wondered to myself how in Gods name he stopped himself from cracking a smile, not to mention falling on the floor laughing!
I'd say those of you who work with the public probably have many stories just like this one involving the people you see on a regular basis. It's funny, a few years ago I was at work and I came across this stuff that when rolled up in a ball looked EXACTLY like a buggar. So I took it and stuck it on the side of my nose and went around talking to as many people as I could face to face. You know I got through 15 people before someone finally worked up the courage to tell me I needed to blow my nose. Hilarious!
And it was sooooo obvious that they could see it, I could see them look straight at it then turn their head away, almost ready to throw up... but they seemed too embarrassed to tell me that it was there. Once I finally found someone with the guts to let me know I needed to wipe my nose I went around to everyone else I'd talked to, showed them the fake snaut, and we all had a big ol laugh over it.
The funniest thing about that little experiment... my girlfriend (at the time) was one of those people who failed to tell me it was there! Haha
