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That was immature on her part to say "jeez" and show outward frustration on customers.
She should be polite regardless of what you said/what expression you were making.
People are so quick to judge, anyway isn't it apart of her job to be polite
I know how you feel, OP; strangers have commented on how pissed I look on more than one occasion. I've gotten into the habit of shaving my eyebrows and drawing on less angry ones with Sharpie. Now I walk around with a perpetually sincere yet inquisitive look on my face. Well you're at it, you can also draw eyes on your eyelids in case you want to rest up during a particularly boring conversation without offending anyone.
*While Also, you still look pissed, me.
I have a perpetually depressed looking face. Better than angry, I guess?
Just clicked on your profile to see if you actually looked pissed
"Just"? JUST?! I thought what we had was special, #17!
This is the greatest thing I have ever read.
I would explain to the lady that you didn't hear her and your face naturally looks angry.
I know the feeling OP; I have a naturally unhappy looking face so people always ask me to smile in group photos, but I thought I already was smiling.
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It's also her job to be polite!
I know how you feel, OP; strangers have commented on how pissed I look on more than one occasion. I've gotten into the habit of shaving my eyebrows and drawing on less angry ones with Sharpie. Now I walk around with a perpetually sincere yet inquisitive look on my face. Well you're at it, you can also draw eyes on your eyelids in case you want to rest up during a particularly boring conversation without offending anyone.