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[–]postmodern_girls 74 points75 points ago

No one has pointed this out but the worst is:

"Hey!"

"Fine, thanks, you?"

derpderpderpderp

[–]rm999 24 points25 points ago

My coworker: How was your weekend?

Me: My friend's cat died. She was out of town, and the cat got bit by a snake. I had to take the cat to the vet and have him put down.

My coworker: Awesome! Mine was pretty good, I went to see a game on Saturday, and my buddy's birthday was yesterday...

[–]Laika_Come_Home 5 points6 points ago

Clearly, the worst is:

Waitress: I hope you enjoy your meal!

Me: Thanks! You, too!

[–]TiffanieYO 1 point2 points ago

I was ringing up a guy at work the other day and I asked if he found everything okay. He responded with "yeah, thanks. What about you?" It was awkward for both of us because I had no idea how to respond.

[–]gameguy285 1 point2 points ago

my dad says that at restaurants as a joke. always gets followed by awkward silence, but he keeps doing it...

[–]2ndself 35 points36 points ago

I'm pretty great at creating one incorrect phrase out of two phrases that are flying through my brain. "Have a good later"

[–]Areeane 6 points7 points ago

Oh my gosh I do this at work! Instead of saying "no problem" or "you're welcome" to a thank you, I sometimes say "your problem!". Fuuuuck. Why can't my brain just pick one thing and stick to it?

[–]FartsInElevator 1 point2 points ago

"Hey Areeane, thanks for finishing up that report."

"It's your problem now, bitch!"

[–]zobee 1 point2 points ago

Well what phrase did 'bitch' come from??

[–]Areeane 1 point2 points ago

Yep, pretty much!

[–]Catnapwat 3 points4 points ago

Yep, done that alright.

In fact, I do that a lot. Hmm.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points ago

It's better than "mumblemumblemumble".

[–]zeppelinfromled 47 points48 points ago

I'm way more worried about calling someone by the wrong name.

[–]kdawggg 35 points36 points ago

same. That's why I never refer to anybody by their name unless I've known them for a long time. Instead of "Hey John! What's up?," I'll say "Hey man, what's up?"

[–]_Battletoads 38 points39 points ago

Except I will always feel bad when someone says my name and I have no fucking clue what their name is. My grandpa is always telling me to use people's names when I greet them but how can I do that when I can't remember names for shit?

[–]zeppelinfromled 10 points11 points ago

As long as you do it pretty early on into the relationship, you can totally get away with "sorry man, what was your name again?" If it's been going on for too long, then you may not be able to get away with that.

As for remembering, just pay attention when they say their name, and say it back to them. So if they say "hey, my name is Joe," you say "Joe, nice to meet you," and then repeat it to yourself a couple times. I've been trying to do that for a little while now, and it helps.

[–]ColonicIrritation 17 points18 points ago

just don't do it out loud right there in front of them. creepy.

[–]svengalus 9 points10 points ago

Joe....Joe....Joe..."

[–]MogusMaximus 1 point2 points ago

Joe, Joe, bo-boe,
Banana-fana fo-foe
Mee-Mi-mo-moe
Joe!

[–]bitter_cynical_angry 1 point2 points ago

It's the Lawrence Waterhouse method.

[–]kyzfrintin 4 points5 points ago

Foolproof method:

Say to them "I bet you can't spell your name backwards in less than 5 seconds". Well, when I say foolproof, I mean it only works if you're not a fool. So I guess it's not foolproof.

[–][deleted] 15 points16 points ago

[–]kdawggg 2 points3 points ago

hahahaa. Lemme fix that.

[–]Trixter800 11 points12 points ago

Does anyone ever find themselves in situations where they know a person's name, but you don't know if said person knows if you know their name, so you pretend you don't know their name so you don't seem creepy or anything?

Anyone? Okay, I'm just weird.

[–]Catnapwat 2 points3 points ago

[–]Bloq 1 point2 points ago

I watched and laughed at this too many times.

[–]Jungle2266 1 point2 points ago

All the time. For some reason I know everyone but no one knows me :(

[–]shawndaddy 1 point2 points ago

Don't worry, Jay. We all know you.

[–]zeppelinfromled 2 points3 points ago

I'm trying to get better about remember people's names and using them. My boss and a lot of my coworkers are very good about it. Even when they're just on the phone with someone's secretary, they remember the person's name and use it at the end of the conversation, and it adds a nice feel to the conversation. So I'm trying to get better about it.

[–]mrsticknote 2 points3 points ago

I just realized I don't know the names of half the people I work and interact with everyday... they are all known as "man", or if a lady "you".

[–]NotTheTerminator 1 point2 points ago

John... Connor?

[–]quickgold192 1 point2 points ago

Yeah, me too. But I've come to realize (after someone gave me the "hey man, what's up) that it's a very transparent guise. It's become a bad habit for me now which I'm trying to break, except that I still can't remember names.

[–]fivesnogucks 4 points5 points ago

Just associate their name with something dumb in your head, and you'll remember names easily.

"Hi, I'm Tony"

In head "Tony, Tony Stark, Iron Man, this dude is secretly Iron Man"

[–]sirborksalot 5 points6 points ago

Disadvantage: If you do this regularly, it is only a matter of time before you accidentally blurt out the mnemonic instead of the actual name.

"Jane, have you met my colleague Iron Man? I... uh... mean, my colleague, Tony?"

[–]VodkaGimlet 2 points3 points ago

Early in my college teaching career, I had a student named Dahlia. I had just read James Ellroy's Black Dahlia, so I said, "Oh, that'll be easy to remember, 'cause of the Black Dahlia!"

If only she hadn't been black.

My mind raced for a way to recover. "Not because you're black! Because of the murder!"

By the look on her face, that didn't help.

"You've never heard of it? Oh, famous murder case out of Los Angeles. She wasn't black. They just called her that because she wore black all the time. She was cut in half. You know, there's a good Veronica Lake film called Blue Dahila. Maybe I'll associate you with that instead."

That's how to lose a class's respect on the first day.

[–]AnalogDan 1 point2 points ago

I played in a touring band for a while and met way, way more people than I could every remember the names of. One time, a group of girls introduced themselves to me. Immediately after, one of them asked, "What's my name?"

I couldn't remember. But honestly, fuck anyone who does that.

[–]TrebeksUpperLIp 1 point2 points ago

I never get upset if someone doesn't remember my name. And I am actually quite good/work hard at remembering others' names. I often will introduce people to one another that know one another if I think one forgot the other's name. They go oh, we've met. And the other one winks at me for helping them out.

[–]dethvenger 231 points232 points ago

That's almost as bad as when you go to the movies, and the person at the ticket box says "Enjoy the show," and you reply with "You too!"

[–]cptahb 24 points25 points ago

At the optometrist:

"So, how are your eyes?"

"Great, thanks, how are yours?"

"... oh, they're fine."

[–]dillonflynn 43 points44 points ago

Take luck!

[–]joshjje 44 points45 points ago

Hows it going? Not much.

[–]IronDiggy 17 points18 points ago

What time is it? Fine, you?

[–]The_King_of_England 4 points5 points ago

Once, when I was waiting tables, a customer thanked me for bringing his family a basket of bread. My brain went first for the usual "you're welcome" but then considered a more casual "no problem".

I ended up saying, "Your problem!", in my perkiest wait staff voice. They noticed.

[–]swiftfoxsw 2 points3 points ago

I do this a lot. I guess my mind is mentally prepared for the "What's up?" then they through the curveball and I have no time to react. Already said it.

Also the opposite: What's up? Good.

[–]Critz 24 points25 points ago

Boxen. I bought 2 boxen of donuts.

[–]chcrouse 9 points10 points ago

The firetruck is red.

puffs on cigar

[–]Bob_Fucking_Ross 2 points3 points ago

Adolf Hitler was rejected as a young man on his application to art school... One thing led to another... And the United States dropped two atomic bombs on the sovereign nation of Japan.

[–]jer21 7 points8 points ago

I saw many much moosen.

[–]MaceonH 5 points6 points ago

ONE HAM PLEASE, FOR THE EATING. WANT HAM.

[–]EverydayMuffin 9 points10 points ago

Guys, what the fuck is going on in this thread?

[–]ImposterProfessorOak 2 points3 points ago

2 sleeves. thats a serving size!

[–]SirKeyboardCommando 12 points13 points ago

The big yella one is the sun!

[–]Mikuro 95 points96 points ago

Once when I was preparing for a trip overseas, I went to the bank to exchange some money beforehand.

"Have a nice trip!"

"You too! Wait...that doesn't make sense..."

"What do you mean?"

"I said 'you too', but you're not going on a trip."

We both had a laugh. Wasn't that awkward, really.

[–]JeriMouse 26 points27 points ago

That's like the time someone wished me happy birthday and I responded with "You too!" ...A very awkward silence followed...

[–]Tormenta263 7 points8 points ago

This happened to me once, my friend said "what??" and I panicked and said "your birthday wasn't it a couple months ago too? I think I forgot to tell you..."

[–]norwegiantoker 6 points7 points ago

Guy: Happy birthday!

Other guy: Thanks, you too!

Guy: Thanks, you too!

Other guy: Thanks, you too!

Guy: Thanks, you too!

Other guy: Thanks, you too!

Guy: Thanks, you too!

Other guy: Okay then. Cya.

Guy: Cya.

Other guy: Cya.

Guy: Cya.

[–]Itakemycock3atatime 1 point2 points ago

"You are trying too hard to be funny. "

"You too! "

[–]norwegiantoker 1 point2 points ago

"Thanks, you too!"

[–]JeriMouse 1 point2 points ago

Very good save, sir/ma'am.

[–]RykezOne 42 points43 points ago

I have to admit.. I checked if I'm in r/trees or any similar sub

[–]svengalus 6 points7 points ago

You are probably good looking. With ugly people it's really awkward.

[–]TheLiveDunn 6 points7 points ago

Or when a waitress says "Enjoy your meal!"

[–]Watafool 5 points6 points ago

As an employee at a Carmike Cinema I get this allll the time. At first I thought it was hilarious but the more it happened the more I found ways to work with it. If the customer doesn't say or do anything that let's me know that they dun goofed, I just ignore it without cracking a smile. If they instantly realize what they've done, I just say to them, "I'll enjoy my day :)"

[–]Yoyo8 4 points5 points ago

This happened at work.

Co-worker: "can you pass me that cup?"

Me: "oh, I'm fine......

I don't know why I said that. All I know is I got this derp look for a mean second.

[–]LOOK_MY_USERNAME 3 points4 points ago

I do this with Happy Birthday every year.

[–]justindefence 2 points3 points ago

Not proud to admit I've done this multiple times.. It's just a natural reaction.

[–]svanbo 2 points3 points ago

I did this was leaving an interview at new job and the manager said "You have a great availability" and I said "You too".

[–]jasonw56k 2 points3 points ago

This is exactly the reason I stopped saying "you too" and started saying "thank you" instead. You can always add "you too" after it, if needed. The important part is to give your brain some time to actually process the meaning of what was said.

[–]RevWaldo 9 points10 points ago

[–]foodnaptime 1 point2 points ago

[–]thisisme5 1 point2 points ago

Don't feel bad when you do it, I must get that at least once a shift. I've actually deferred to "Have a good one" so people don't feel embarrassed.

[–]MrBrale 1 point2 points ago

Yep, something similar happened to me a couple of days ago, when I was at the supermarket.

She was like: "Receipt?" I replied: "Thanks, you too!"

Then you gotta stay there to put your groceries in the bag. Awkward.

I expected a have a nice day or something.

[–]mrmonkey3319 1 point2 points ago

I used to be a movie theater usher. This was an hourly occurrence.

[–]kelz0r 1 point2 points ago

I work at a movie theater. The other day, I handed a guy some popcorn and said, "Enjoy!" He responded with, "You too!" then blushed and hurried off. It was nice not to be the SAP myself for once.

[–]Zosoer 5 points6 points ago

[–]Jungle2266 4 points5 points ago

No one at the box office is that happy to begin with.

[–]Zosoer 1 point2 points ago

I didn't make the comic. I had it saved on my phone because I thought it was hilarious.

[–]Jungle2266 1 point2 points ago

Oh I know that, was just making an observation on how happy the ticket guy was, they never are in my experience.

[–]dxrebirth 1 point2 points ago

I liked your comment better when it was The Oatmeal.

[–]DreamLifter1221 12 points13 points ago

I'm a cashier at Target, and I do that and look like a dumb ass way more than I should >.<

[–]sandyarmstrong 13 points14 points ago

Yup, happened to me all the time when I worked a register. After 8 hours running on automatic it's a bit hard to really pay attention anymore.

[–]I_am_not_angry 10 points11 points ago

When a woman says to me "Happy Fathers day!"

And I respond "You Too."

[–]kingofhats 9 points10 points ago

Are you angry?

[–]ProbablyARepost1212 5 points6 points ago

Are you a king?

[–]Shorthoplaser 6 points7 points ago

Are you a king?

[–]FartsInElevator 2 points3 points ago

Are you Fox?

[–]Shorthoplaser 2 points3 points ago

Are you Wario?

[–]Jungle2266 1 point2 points ago

I'm sure I've read this before

[–]quickgold192 1 point2 points ago

Like me on my birthday.

[–]majestatis 19 points20 points ago

I did this in a job interview and somehow still got the job.

[–][deleted] 51 points52 points ago

"What are your top five weaknesses?"

"Good, and you?".

[–]Glarfugus 17 points18 points ago

What sort of evil prick asks for five weaknesses?

[–]MYAAH 8 points9 points ago

Dwight Schrute.

[–][deleted] 2 points3 points ago

The evil prick type.

[–]Papafrost 2 points3 points ago

"What would you bring to this company?"

"Good, and you?".

[–]DeceptiStang 1 point2 points ago

"How would you handle this situation?"

"Thanks, you too!"

[–]audiotree 18 points19 points ago

I have a friend who does this intentionally.

Friend: "Hi! How are you?" Me: "Good, how are you?" Friend: "Fine, how are you?" Me: ...

[–]DoorLord 20 points21 points ago

"Great how are you?"

[–]noathe 9 points10 points ago

I'd do what this guy said. Just escalate it using stronger versions of "good, how are you" until someone can't continue or breaks up in tear saying he's not doing so good right now.

[–][deleted] 10 points11 points ago

ntil someone can't continue or breaks up in tear saying he's not doing so good right now.

"FINISH HIM"

[–]xHeero 11 points12 points ago

"Awesome, how are you?"

[–]Mixed-Signals 7 points8 points ago

"Stupendous, how are you?"

[–]klutch2 9 points10 points ago

"Glorious, and yourself?"

[–]AllGreatAllTheTime 6 points7 points ago

''Magnificently great, how are you?''

[–]Golotap 5 points6 points ago

"Still awesome, how are you?"

[–]Aiskhulos 4 points5 points ago

"Quite right, quite right. And you good chap?"

[–]Intrexa 7 points8 points ago

Walking down the halls of my offices when "Hey, what's going on" "Good, hows your day been?" "Not much"

[–]Cecek 5 points6 points ago

[–]dr_doombot666 4 points5 points ago

This happened to me kinda. Came into work one morning, this girl I work with walked in shortly after...

Girl: "Good morning, how are you?" My response: "Good morning, how are you?"

[–]Mixed-Signals 8 points9 points ago

I do that too, but I am parrot.

[–]socialcocoon 5 points6 points ago

"Do you mind if I sit here?"

"Yeah, yeah, go ahead."

[–]ErrorlessGnome 3 points4 points ago

I love the waiter/patron exchange:

  • waiter: Enjoy your meal!

  • patron: you too!

  • waiter(thinking): I'm at work you scumbag

[–]peoplesuck357 2 points3 points ago

"What's up?"
"Pretty good"

[–]johnny150 2 points3 points ago

[–]GeneralRam 2 points3 points ago

I was at a friends funeral and met her dad.

Hi GeneralRam you ok?

Yeah you? (..... Shit, of course he isnt it's his daughters funeral)

[–]brownboy13Delhiting your posts since 2012[M] 2 points3 points ago

Removed - Rehosted Web Comic. Please link to the authors original page.

http://poorlydrawnlines.com/comic/social-fear/

[–]vretavonni 3 points4 points ago

Source anyone? Tried reverse image searching the comic but it only turned up more aggregator sites.

[–]Cecek 8 points9 points ago

http://poorlydrawnlines.com/comic/social-fear/ The webcomic is pretty good, actually.

[–]vretavonni 1 point2 points ago

Thanks a lot. I had come across this comic earlier. I remember this one.

[–]smash790 1 point2 points ago

Just laugh it off or something, no need to get traumatized for something so small.

Seriously, if this is a fear to you maybe you should never go outside.

[–]Q_Flat 1 point2 points ago

"Hey how are you doing?"

"Nothing much- you?"

[–]Watafool 2 points3 points ago

Or I get this a lot at work

Me: hi Customer: hey how are you? Me: good thanks :) Customer: doing good! ... But I didnt ask

Someone once taught me not to ask how people are unless you actually care to know... Which isn't very often.

[–]vORP 1 point2 points ago

"I'm... doing.. well, yeah I gotta get going, see you around."

[–]mecrosis 1 point2 points ago

I do this on purpose, so how many loops I can go through before the break.

[–]Bayshun 1 point2 points ago

Or when someone asks "what's up" and you respond with "fine," or something to that effect.

[–]self-defication 1 point2 points ago

This happened to me at work not long ago while meeting a higher-up in the company. I actually just said "...shit." and we had a chuckle. They probably still think I'm a jackass though.

[–]Xiol 1 point2 points ago

For me it's usually:

"Hi, you alright?"

"Yeah, thanks."

You don't really give a shit about if I'm alright or not, and I don't give a shit if you feel alright or not. You're only asking me because it's social convention. Let's cut the bullshit because we're both busy people with things to do.

[–]Carniestealing 1 point2 points ago

The creator of this (Reza Farazmand) doesn't care if you repost this but just wants credit for his work.

This is his site: Poorly Drawn Lines

[–]nwzimmer 1 point2 points ago

Simple solution: Actually give some thought to what you say instead of 'automatically responding' with no thought at all.

[–]Ixilary 9 points10 points ago

Not as simple as it sounds honestly.

[–]BobbyFranklyn 0 points1 point ago

Every single time someone walks into my work...

[–]arodynamicfalcn 0 points1 point ago

the longer you look at this, the more it looks like they're just holding hands

[–]C0GNITIVE-DISS0NANCE 0 points1 point ago

All. The. Time.

[–]donkeyrocket 0 points1 point ago

Waitress: "Enjoy your meal!"

Me: "Thanks, you too."

[–]EsquireKing 0 points1 point ago

I can never understand why verbal mistakes make you people so antsy

[–]ccipher 0 points1 point ago

I once answered the phone by saying "Fine, thank you". Yeah... That didn't go down so well.

[–]imthepoolguy 0 points1 point ago

Insert awkward penguin meme

[–]lemmereddit 0 points1 point ago

Been there. Lol

[–]njt159 0 points1 point ago

I have done that so many times its not even funny one time I met a friends parents the first time and I couldn't talk, I just nodded at every question, very awkward

[–]IrRichey 0 points1 point ago

This happened quite recently with a very attractive woman where I get my hair cut. I then followed it up with terrible math...

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

Immediately after noticing you did this, just keep talking. Skip to the meat of the conversation if there is any; if it's small talk, spit out a "what brings you here?" or some other vacuity elaborating about why you feel great.

[–]duvakiin 0 points1 point ago

id love it if just once someone would play along

[–]prairierustic 0 points1 point ago

I was having a conversation with a customer at my register and said my day wasn't going that bad or something like that, and when the guy and his daughter were leaving I apparently said, "Have a bad day!" and only realized it when I heard the girl ask her father why I told them to have a bad day... I was like, "Wait... wat did i just do?"

[–]4chans_for_pussies 0 points1 point ago

Classic SAP.

[–]itsabouttime4265 0 points1 point ago

Had this exact experience with a cop who was responding to a noise complaint. Needless to say, it quickly gave away the fact that I wasn't sober...

[–]ColonicIrritation 0 points1 point ago

Mine would be not hearing what someone said, responding with a slightly amused "heh" "ah" or "yeah" then seeing their expression and coming to the slow realization that they were asking me a question.

[–]KSullivan88 0 points1 point ago

No lie. I once had this exact exchange on the phone with Sarah Jessica Parker.

[–]Dankycheese 0 points1 point ago

Its not that bad

[–]SuperTallBlonde 0 points1 point ago

story of my life.

[–]Kilgannon_TheCrowing 0 points1 point ago

I see this happen a lot, and no one cares. Further proof that formalities are just BS - neither party cares about the answer, to the point where they don't even properly register the question.

[–]the_second 1 point2 points ago

Not in Germany. Ask someone "How are you?" And you get a complete medical overview for the last three to six months...

[–]Meme_Spawner 0 points1 point ago

...I never realized just how much I do this....

[–]subkamran 0 points1 point ago

I hate when I say, "Thanks" or "You're welcome" to things that are opposite of what I said.

[–]Losnoso 0 points1 point ago

I did this the other week in a coffee shop after being handed some ground roast, only a little different it went. Guy: Thank you, enjoy the coffee. Me: Thanks, you too I didn't know what to do my body felt like it shut down. OH GOD WHY

[–]ShadowSkill 0 points1 point ago

I do this on purpose actually.

[–]bdiddy12 0 points1 point ago

This is called grovertime. Greeting overtime.

[–]carnage123 0 points1 point ago

I do this way to often :/

[–]esPhys 0 points1 point ago

"Hey, what's up?"

"Good, you?"

OHGODNO.JPG

[–]doigel 0 points1 point ago

I do this constantly working in retail.

[–]MrJMaxted0291 0 points1 point ago

I still dread the thought that I'll accidentally address my art teacher with "yes mum" instead of "yes miss".

Just thinking about it gives me the shivers.

Edit: I haven't had an art class in over 9 years and the possibility of running into her and calling her mum still horrifies me.

[–]DriveOver 0 points1 point ago

I absolutely hate it when I see someone I know and they say "What's up?" at the same time that I say "Hey man", then we walk past each other. Should I turn around and answer with what is indeed up with me, or continue on my way without acknowledging their question? This shit keeps me up at night.

[–]IronDiggy 0 points1 point ago

I've done that before. It's just as awful and awkward as you fear it is.

[–]mbop 0 points1 point ago

I've done this before. I lowered my head in shame and just walked away...

[–][deleted] ago

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[–]_kT_ 0 points1 point ago

I am a waitress, and every time I accidentally address a 'sir' as a 'ma'am' or visa versa, I pee myself a little. It's most definitely the worst one for me.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

I Do this all the time. Or when my parents or someone says "have fun" i reply with "you too!"

[–]shankems2000 0 points1 point ago

person is obviously leaving for the day and walking out the door

Me: Hi, hows it going?

[–]FFandMMfan 0 points1 point ago

"Happy Birthday."

"You too."

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

when I get stuck in a loop I play it off like I was joking and go for like 8 loops then exclaim "WELL thats enough of that nonsense" then say see you later.

[–]Terps34 0 points1 point ago

Pro Tip: Get in the habit of saying "great, thanks" instead of "great, you?" This will give you a couple of seconds to think Hmmm, did I already ask him/her this question

[–]coopdaloop123 0 points1 point ago

posting this on my facebook, i don't care if i get called out for taking it off reddit front page, the world must know of this terror!

[–]br4ssm0nk3y 0 points1 point ago

This happens to me a lot, and I just play it off and keep it going if the other person is willing to play along.

[–]platik 0 points1 point ago

Or when someone says "what's good?" and you reply "not much."

[–]fundamentals 0 points1 point ago

One time, I had to have my picture taken to have my work card renewed. The photographer, a beautiful girl, greeted me. She was expecting me. "Hi, fundamentals? Hi I'm Melissa." "Hi, I'm fundamentals".

[–]BandBoots 0 points1 point ago

RECURSION ERROR

[–]shazbots 0 points1 point ago

I made a clean version of the image: http://imgur.com/FZaEe

[–]deviousbtw 0 points1 point ago

As a worker in retail, I can tell you this happens way too much :(

[–]wayndom 0 points1 point ago

"A bore is a person, who, when you ask him how he is, tells you." - Oscar Wilde

[–]im_an_optimist 0 points1 point ago

I work at dunkin donuts and i get this ALL the time from customers who then get all red and i laugh.

[–]xnoybis 0 points1 point ago

Easy fix - follow up with, "just making certain," "just double checking," or some random PSA, like: "redundancy is golden" if you're in an office environment.

[–]Murman 0 points1 point ago

When I am at work, I work at the till in a store, conversations tend to die in this way. An example would be: Me: "Hey how are you?" Customer:"How's it going?"

Nothing more is said except for thank you etc.

[–]dhaft88 0 points1 point ago

on the phone:

"see ya"

"love ya - fuck"

[–]TonightsSpecialGuest 0 points1 point ago

My son and I are waiting for 2 large pep & cheese brick oven pizzas that are on sale every Wednesday for $ 7 a piece. They have 3 or 4 racks in the oven with pizza in various states of the cooking process. One of the girls pulls 1 out, boxes it up, puts it on the counter and tells me it'll be a few minutes for the second one. I know 2 will be ready in that time so I turn to dude behind us and ask him if he's just grabbing 1 pizza. He confirms he just needs 1 so I tell him to take the one that's ready now and get wherever he's going. Dude is quite happy about this, nods in acknowledgement and says " Cool. Right on bro." With which I reply " No problem, thanks." Son and dude look at me with look of huh ?.

tldr; I am reh-tard

[–]brewmatt 0 points1 point ago

Thats something you get used to when your a cashier.

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point ago

first world problem

[–]VelociraptorFetus 0 points1 point ago

This is a great fear for some people? I sometimes do this on purpose just for silliness.

[–]DuneBug 0 points1 point ago

This is socially awkward penguin defined...

[–]Gyrant 0 points1 point ago

Link to the source you prat.

[–]Pabrunthhu 0 points1 point ago

Is it bad that when I opened the link and saw the format, my brain immediately went to xkcd-land and I spent 30 seconds after I finished reading it trying to get the alt-text to work? Then I saw colours and was monolithically confused.

[–]doctorqui 0 points1 point ago

Whoah, but I do that like every day

[–]MrCaraway 0 points1 point ago

I'm more worried about some unfortunate handshake - stabbing the another person's palm with my thumb or grabbing just the fingers.

I have this reoccurring nightmare in which I try to shake somebody's hand but my thumb is entangled in my sleeve... awful.

[–]M0T0BACKhand 0 points1 point ago

I used to work room service and 40yrs+ men would do this like 1/3 of the time and they never seemed to notice

[–]Suhaa 0 points1 point ago

I find that people do this to me an awful lot, it would only really offend if I was like, yo, this person doesn't really care about how I actually was, or care about this conversation, so I will not continue it any longer. But I think you guys have control over what you say, it's not accidental.

[–]bfarz 0 points1 point ago

Why did you crop out the watermark? Anyway, even though this'll get buried and OP will get all the credit, here's the source: http://poorlydrawnlines.com/

[–]NbBurNa 0 points1 point ago

the bride and groom were doing their obligatory rounds at the reception dinner. the groom said "thanks for coming"...I responded with "you too".

[–]Actinographic 0 points1 point ago

I like to see how long I can keep the loop going for.

[–]Doobley405 -1 points0 points ago

I did that today...to a hot girl...damn I'm lame.