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Smooth. Taking note of ones surroundings is never a bad thing....
Or glance around. Cuz, ya know, that's a thing. And it's not that hard.
So you're saying I must check my surroundings before every single word I say
If you'd checked your surroundings, you'd know that that's exactly what he meant ;)
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Show it anywayI don't understand how what he said was a problem. It sounded like a legitimate question, and the way OP worded it, he wasn't reading someone. So, I wouldn't have really been offended.
There's no way you could've known OP, don't beat yourself up!
other than to look around then Ya there was no way
Just because the guy in the wheelchair was there didn't automatically mean the desk was his.
I doubt he was offended. People in wheelchairs have to deal with so many stupid questions and comments, I'm sure an honest mistake like that was no big deal.
That's definitely true. I've been in a wheelchair for about 10 years and I probably would have just laughed and maybe given him a hard time about it, but in a joking way. Life is too short to get offended or upset about much, especially innocent little mistakes
Him being right behind you makes you look a little dumb, yes, but otherwise it was an honest mistake and you weren't making fun or him or anything so I dont see why an apology and just going on with your day wouldn't fix everything here...
a cup of coffee wouldn't hurt!
Why does everyone get offended so easily now? Back in the day people used to have thicker skins. It was an honest mistake OP, don't sweat it.
Nowhere in the FML does it suggest that anybody got offended.
You can't read the names of crayon colors without someone blasting you all over social media anymore.
So what you're saying is that he won't stand for it?
Take a seat.
Now THAT was insensitive. (8, not 22)
Well now you have met John the jerk who works here...you'll enjoy working nearby him... I sure hope It doesn't reflect on you too much but you might have a label for awhile
A bit awkward, but hopefully they took it as the pretty darn innocent mistake it was. The folks I know with different needs, blind/wheelchair/etc, have pretty great senses of humor about this.
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Him being right behind you makes you look a little dumb, yes, but otherwise it was an honest mistake and you weren't making fun or him or anything so I dont see why an apology and just going on with your day wouldn't fix everything here...
I don't understand how what he said was a problem. It sounded like a legitimate question, and the way OP worded it, he wasn't reading someone. So, I wouldn't have really been offended.