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Topic: Stunned .... and frankly, a little sad too. (venting and ***
Mrtap's photo
Mon 10/06/08 07:58 AM
Blue collar working man and damn proud of it.

blue collar is what built this country.

Just keep being your self.drinker drinker :thumbsup:

mishaunique's photo
Mon 10/06/08 02:19 PM

Mr. I have something to say:

"These people" may not dress in suits, may make less than 30 buck an hour, and yes, they may not be able to even afford what you sell in your business, however- we,(yes, I am included in "these people") are just as good as you. We may not be rich, but we are happy.


I wouldn't have wasted a good opportunity to say that to his face, but I can sort of see why you didn't. Hm... now that I think about it, I would have sidled up to one of my roadhouse friends and repeated some of this person's remarks to him, and then waited for the fun to start. "Never waste a good opportunity to see some jerk get his comeuppance!" has been a favorite motto of mine for a long time.

But again: I understand why you waited until now to express this. You were probably feeling a bit embarrassed that you had not seen this side of him prior to actually going out in public with him, and were just trying to make the best of a bad situation.

I do make 30 bucks an hour, and I would rather hang out in the type of place you are describing--er... well, as long as the food's good, of course. Spending my hard-earned money on "ambiance" is something I only do if it's my boyfriend's birthday, and there are lots of strippers, Cuban cigars, ale, and bourbon involved.

Anyway, I'm thinking that it's odd that you didn't realize that this man was that kind of person BEFORE you exposed him to your favorite social setting and friends. Now he's gonna know where you like to hang out, right?

The fact that he was trying to separate you from the herd is a bad sign as well--he was expressing disdain for your friends so he manipulate you into a situation where there won't be anyone to help you, meaning of course that he thinks you are naive. If it was me I would tell people at this place to keep an eye out for this gentleman, and keep a distance from him in the future.

Well: Better luck next time! yours in Chaos, Scarlett


I had actually talked to him on the phone. He seemed nice then- down to earth. Oh well, it wouldn't be the first time the good judgement fairy passed me by! Trust me- EVERYONE heard him. Not just me. However, they are the kind of people that have a high tolerance for the asses of this world. I guarantee that he will not be back in there. *one point for the working class!*

mishaunique's photo
Mon 10/06/08 02:21 PM

Blue collar working man and damn proud of it.

blue collar is what built this country.

Just keep being your self.drinker drinker :thumbsup:


I agree with you. Blue collar boys rock!!bigsmile

Lily0923's photo
Mon 10/06/08 02:24 PM

You obviously have way too much class for him.


What she said...

I have all kinds of friends, the ones I hang out with the most make less than 30K a year, and they are real, and honest, and will be there for me no matter what. Their income does not match their value to me.

As you said Money doesn't buy happiness nor class.

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