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Originally Posted by BERRI SOUR
female
Boring.
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Originally Posted by Tuma
genderpunk
Different.
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Originally Posted by pokerodox
This is sooo true. /discussion
Thank you =D.
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Originally Posted by ShellysAshes
Honestly, people are piling in on Rich here but he had every right to tell her not to call him boy. Even if it was purely benevolent on her part, he was still doing her a favour because people could quite easily read it as derogatory.
Thank you =D.
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Originally Posted by wj294
When can we expect the thread challenging the waitress to a fight?
Lol you win the comment of the thread award.
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Originally Posted by Xenoblade
it may have been rude to call you boy, but you're still insecure because when you confronted her you clearly made it about yourself and not the fact that this was unprofessional or disrespectful
I thought simply stating "hey btw im a 31 year old man" was the nicest way to let her know it's unprofessional and disrespectful to call me boy.
How would you have done it so as to not make it about yourself?
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Originally Posted by Nozsr
Boy, you sure are sensitive.
Haha, not.
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Originally Posted by dogarse
Fact, no 6'2" secure male every flipped out on a waitress for calling him boy.
Yeah and I didn't "flip out" either. I merely said "I'm a 31 year old man" to her after I got my food. You clearly live in your own head though so it doesn't matter you are going to think things happened the way you think they happened.
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Originally Posted by SpinMeRightRound
Wow, that is... interesting. I think I'll stick to being female for now. But I'll come back to this list if ever I'm feeling unsure.
Egogender sounds interesting. Everyone has a unique experience, perhaps we are all egogenders?
Try being femgendered. A non binary gender with feminine qualities.
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Originally Posted by javi
Thats just life man, work with it, use it as a conversation starter with her or someone else. He's supposed to be a poker player right? So think a few steps ahead and consider possible results for his actions. What possible good comes from how he handled this?
- She thinks hes a douche
- Table thinks hes a douche
- Other waitresses now think hes a douche
- Dealer thinks hes a douche
And all for what, so that he'll no longer get called boy and be offended again next time? Something that probably would not have happened a second time anyway. Thing is if you want to be treated like a 31 yr old man then you need to act like one, because this type of reaction is certainly not what I'd expect from a real man.
Lol the other player at the table who heard me tell her I'm a 31 year old man asked me if she called me a boy and I said yes and he said that was insanely rude. This was the second time she called me boy, the first time was a few weeks ago and I just let it go. I'm not going to have her continuing to call me boy so that's why I said something this time. You need to improve your reading comprehension and not just fill in details with your imagination. That's not what a real man does that what internet trolls do. That's what you are, a troll, not a real man. Lol at anyone thinking I'm a douche because I correct someone for calling me a boy. Screw them then and screw you too. You come across as a loser who lets the whole world step on you and then asks for more abuse and then when someone stands up for themself it makes you feel bad that you have no spine. You are a loser.
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Originally Posted by whitemares
OP, if you want to correct someone in a situation like that, then you need to be calm and polite when doing so, especially since a very real possibility exists that they have no malicious intent. Really the best way to handle it if you insist upon correcting her is to assume that she had no intention of disrespecting you. Being immediately offended doesn't do you any favors
Tumblr isn't why the Dems lost, but it probably didn't help
I was calm and polite. And I wasn't offended either at least not outwardly.
Where do I say that I was anything but calm and polite? Don't read other peoples accounts of what happened like the idiot javi above. I simply said "Hey, btw, I'm a 31 year old man" after she brought my food. She then asked "You don't like being called boy?" "What do your parents call you?" "So you want me to call you sir?" with an incredulous look on her face. She was extremely rude she doesn't have to ask what my parents call me. Who gives a **** what they call me lady you can call me sir. You are at work and I am a customer get over whatever issues you have and treat the guests with respect. Calling me boy is incredibly disrespectful and her responses show that. All she had to say was "I'm sorry I didn't mean any offense I'll call you sir from now on". But she didn't even bother to apologize for offending me. She didn't want to call me sir for some ****ing reason she wanted to call me boy. Well I'm not a boy and I'm not going to be called 'boy' by a food service worker while I'm gambling at a casino.
You other people can let people casually disrespect you, that's your call. I don't allow it as you can tell.
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Originally Posted by Phil Me Up
Checkmaker Syndrome in a nutshell:
Seems accurate.
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Originally Posted by JYamada
i wonder if op has ever wondered why he's 30 something years old and is still living out of his car or occasionally still crashing at his relative's place..and the fact that you're still talking about this 'boy' incident just shows how petty you really are..
Thank you for telling me I'm petty which in and of itself is being petty. Good job, nice layering.
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Originally Posted by Tuma
better rule is to avoid talking down to people that handle your food/work for you (and in this case with you).
Yeah that's a good rule except I didn't talk down to anyone. She was for sure talking down to me though.
Also I'm very secure about myself I only said anything to this lady because it was the second time she called me boy. I get called ma'am more often than I would like and I never correct anyone on that. I know that's not a mistake they would make again and usually you can see on the person's face the horror that they just accidentaly called me ma'am or miss or lady or whatever. Doesn't bother me. I get it I have long gorgeous strawberry blonde hair. Which I definitely plan on cutting into a mullet in the near future. That's a gender neutral haircut.
Last edited by Rich Checkmaker; 06-26-2018 at 01:06 PM.