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As humblebrag threads go, I give this one a 5 or 6.
Waitstaff at restaurants & cafes usually come to recognize customers after a few visits. The employee turnover must be high, for you to have to continue answering this same question?????
How? This is an online forum, not a poetry exercise.
I'm not going to use elaborate vocabulary for such post. There is not much/enough substance.
I do not see any blatant mistakes.
"Elaborate" vocabulary and "accurate" vocabulary are not the same. We don't expect the former; however, I think most of us would appreciate the latter, online or offline.
How? This is an online forum, not a poetry exercise.
I'm not going to use elaborate vocabulary for such post. There is not much/enough substance.
I do not see any blatant mistakes.
By the way, it is not a 'restaurant' per se. It's more of a coffee shop. Not sure why I used the term 'restaurant'. This question was asked by females, so I hardly doubt they're trying to hit on me.
There's a restaurant at the gym I go to. Every single time I got to the restaurant, they always tell me :'You're a trainer here, right?'. I noticed they don't ask other women/men who are clearly in workout gear. Yet, every single time I order something at this restaurant, they're always under the impression I work there for whatever reason.
I feel slightly offended yet it's flattering to a degree.
Would you take this as a 'compliment' (not that they were trying to compliment me, but you know what I mean)?
I'm like some others and would like to know why you feel slightly offended?
I would take it as a compliment. At the very least, an observation. Perhaps you're at the gym so frequently, they just assume you work there.
I was recently at Whole Foods. Spotted someone wearing a jacket and a hat with the Whole Foods logo. I said "Excuse me, can you tell me where I can find kombucha?" They very rudely informed me that they don't work there. And I said "Oh. I thought you do because of the hat and jacket." And I walked away .
People always think I work at places like TJMax, grocery stores, etc. I'm pretty sure it's because of my shopping style that I look more like I'm "inspecting" things than buying.
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