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When is it "too friendly"? Ladies, what do you say?
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FettFan
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Just out of curiosity are there any pavillions where the roles are reversed and the ladies of that nation offer 'skin tickets' to the visiting males? I of course ask only so I and my fellow gentlemen can avoid these dens of iniquity
Well...the cute girl working the register at La Cantina de San Angel did draw a smiley face on my ticket when I placed my order.
I don't think that quite counts though.
I still have the ticket.
Megalodumb
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Well it depends on what type of smiley face she drew.
If the smiley face looked something like this:
Then she was simply being cute & it meant nothing.
If the smiley face looked something like this:
Then, like above, she was simply being cute but just not too gifted at drawing eyes.
If the smiley face looked something like this:
Then get outta there A.S.A.P., because she's wanting something more serious & long-term than any sane woman would desire after a simple meeting through your patronage to her restaurant.
If the smiley face looked something like this:
and was accompanied by her personal phone #Then you're in luck pal, and I highly congratulate you.
There's a Bro Code for these sorts of things. Hope that helped.
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Mark In KY
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At the end of M&G in Epcot with Princess Aurora she asked me if she could give me a hug. I figure it was because I reminded her of her granddaddy.
I gladly took the hug though.
I gladly took the hug though.
ToyStoryMiss
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When we were in Disney the other week, we were waiting at a bus stop for ASM (movies), and this Portuguese man, who had a wife and two small children, winked at me. Now, that was weird. It wasn't some wink like this;
It was a wink that was like; "oh you so fine girl.."
I'm still creeped out. He had a wife and kids! Why would you do that?! Ugh, some people.
Now, that was weird. It wasn't some wink like this; It was a wink that was like; "oh you so fine girl..
" I'm still creeped out. He had a wife and kids! Why would you do that?! Ugh, some people.Mark In KY
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A wink like that in Portugese means, "You have green stuff stuck between your teeth".
The Empress Lilly
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I've seen French guys vitrtually molest strange women while talking to their girlfriends at the same time.When we were in Disney the other week, we were waiting at a bus stop for ASM (movies), and this Portuguese man, who had a wife and two small children, winked at me.
It was a wink that was like; "oh you so fine girl..
At least, that was what it appeared as to my north European eyes. Cultural differences, perhaps.
Lucky
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Studies by social scientists with too much time on their hands show that drawing smiley faces on checks significantly increases waitresses' tips. It doesn't work for waiters though - customers just think you're weird.
http://money.cnn.com/2004/08/24/commentary/everyday/sahadi/
FettFan
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Ah but that's the thing... She wasn't a waitress. She was simply manning the register at a counter service location.
awoogala
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It is too much the second you feel uncomfortable. It is too much when it is above and beyond an interaction that a male guest would receive. Honestly- flirting by an employee with a customer is inappropriate, period. You want to pick up girls, go to a club after work. Your job is not a singles place.