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walter_wiggles@lemmy.nz 1 month ago
Good general advice: do not hit on people when they are at work.
Eh, it depends. If you’ve only ever had customer service interactions with them don’t. But if you’ve actually have a human dynamic it’s very different.
I have no end of creeps hitting on me at work. But there was this one customer who I would just chat with every time they came in. Nothing really flirty, but it was a really welcome distraction from work. Eventually they asked for my number, and it wasn’t weird at all. We even have a date planned tonight.
Best of luck on your date, OneWomanCreamTeam
good luck on your date
should go without saying but also: don’t imply you’re going to chop them up and eat them either.
… don’t people hate it when you lie though?
unless you only want to date people who like vore!
“What r ur opinions on vore?”
Would it be more or less creepy to wait for them outside to get off work? 🤔
Just stand outside looking through the window so you can see when she clocks out.
plus if she sees you through the window she won’t get scared when she comes out
That’s what I’ve always lived by. But goddamn this dude at getgo is so hot. Haven’t said anything yet cause he working but ugh
I can only speak for myself, but as a guy I would 100% love getting hit on by someone while I was at work.
But then again I literally never get hit on by anyone because basically I’m a balding peewee herman not much taller than Danny Devito so that might have something to do with it lol
I would 100% love getting hit on by someone while I was at work. (…) I literally never get hit on by anyone
Same here. I won’t comment on my absolutely amazing and fantastic body features, however
You could simply ask for a receipt. Quickly jot your number with a little heart. “Would love to get to know you!” And leave it at that. If he calls he calls otherwise he just throws the receipt in the trash and forgets about it.
Pa mentioned
oh shit is getgo only in Pittsburgh?
I’ve really only seen them South West of Pittsburgh despite giant eagles being more common.
This. They’re already stressed enough as it is dealing with normal everyday work stuff. Don’t throw anything completely unexpected at them. They don’t need that.
Quacksalber@sh.itjust.works 1 month ago
Eh, what is he supposed to do then? Creep around until she clocks out? Just give her the space and agency to disengage. Give her your number on a piece of paper. And don’t make it awkward if she doesn’t respond.
brbposting@sh.itjust.works 1 month ago
But don’t leave time for a response! Hand the paper over as you drop a one-liner (“would love to grab coffee sometime!”) on your way out.
Note to others:
A small fraction of the population will still have their days ruined even by such an unintrusive approach, but to ensure we never bother a single soul we’d need never to interact with anybody. We certainly have to be VERY careful with captive audiences which is why end-of-transaction + departure approaches are a necessity, whereas there’s no such mandate in a nightclub: they’ll have to deal with it if you offer to buy them a drink and, after declining, they still see you on the dance floor later.
You don’t want to absolutely restrict humanity from basic social interactions, and you don’t want to force humanity to offer a social response when they can’t leave from somewhere they’re being paid to be (with pressure to offer good service/be pleasant). There is a happy middle ground.
OfCourseNot@fedia.io 1 month ago
This is the way to do it. I used to work retail and it worked with me twice, on the receiving end. As other commenter has said do it on your way out, it's mortifying having to help a customer after/while they're hitting on you, specially if you're super shy as myself.
chemical_cutthroat@lemmy.world 1 month ago
Just… you know… find someone else.
HK65@sopuli.xyz 1 month ago
To be honest … where? Third places are closing down, everyone is either at work or at home. So it’s either that or some shitty app.
sugar_in_your_tea@sh.itjust.works 1 month ago
IMO, the best ways is through friends. Arrange game/movie nights, picnics, etc, and encourage people to invite their friends. Go with friends to local events, like library or city events, and try to say hi to at least a few new people. Go hiking and chat with others at the destination. Rinse and repeat.
It’s hard (esp. if you’re an introvert like I am), but that’s basically how everyone in my family met their SOs, except one who found their SO later in life through an app. Get outside your comfort zone and meet new people, and eventually you’ll meet someone you hit it off with. And IMO, don’t focus on their gender, just expand your friend circle and someone will have a friend or sibling of your preferred gender and orientation.
cuerdo@lemmy.world 1 month ago
leave a note with your number and the greatest pickup line