Vent:: I didn't ask for commentary

Elizabeth N.
on 7/28/11 12:14 am - Burlington County, NJ
WHOA. You're far more forebearing than I am. I would have given him benefit of the doubt for one comment, but then I would have been just a wee bit confrontive. Something along the lines of, "I'm quite sure you are not employed here to comment on clients' bodies or to give medical advice. So give me a knife NOW." 

Or I might have just asked for the boss and filed my grievance right in front of the ********narl*

(deactivated member)
on 7/28/11 6:11 am - Bayonne, NJ
You're way too polite, haha. I like "mind your own ******g business" but that "Am I speaking Swahili" comment is usually my second choice. ;)
bookfaerie
on 7/28/11 6:55 am, edited 7/27/11 6:56 pm
This is where the teacher look with the raised eyebrows and the hand outstretched does wonders. Sometimes a look is more effective than a word!!! Then there's the baseball bat technique...
 "Mediocrity knows nothing higher than itself, but talent instantly recognizes genius." Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

"What your heart thinks is great, is great. The soul's emphasis is always right." Ralph Waldo Emerson    
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