| In which I may offend some people |
In which I may offend some people
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Aug. 31st, 2009 @ 10:33 pm
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Pause in response or "that look" (as he calls it) always equals no, no matter what the following words are. Some people are just so polite they won't flat out say "no".
Once at a get together for my husband's work the wife of one of his coworkers walked up to me and asked me if I'd like a drink, and by that she meant an alcoholic drink. I told her no, that I do not drink much and didn't plan to drink that night, and she said okay. She walked away and came back with a drink that just reeked of alcohol, saying "You won't even be able to taste it in it." FFS I could have been the designated driver that night, or allergic to alcohol or certain ingredients (like hops in beer, or wine, or certain liquors for all she knew). She had to have been a heavy drinker to not even be able to smell the alcohol, and she got mad at ME when, after she forced the drink in my hands, I poured it out.
I've *never* understood why some smokers get all huffy about their habit. It is a choice, meaning some people choose NOT to do it. It is even harder for me to see how people get like that because my husband tries so hard to be considerate. If he can do it, and it really doesn't inconvenience him at all, then I don't see why others have such a hard time with it.
I never agreed with "smoking" sections in family restaurants because kids are typically in the non and it's not like they have separate ventilation systems and block the areas off from each other. But the designated smoking areas, at the backs or sides of buildings where non-smokers are unlikely to hang out or walk by, works.
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