This is actually similar to a very poorly made movie called Pat, which originated from a skit I think on SNL. But there are other ways to address someone then with sir or ma'am. You also could've asked what Chris was short for too. Like there's Christian and Christopher for men, Christina and Christine for women. Just sayin'. Are you trying to sound almost offensive with, "The interview went as good as it could have went" though? Because it sounds it.

I'm androgynous, too- I swear we don't do it to piss you off. Some people don't fit neatly in male/female boxes.

are you an idiot?

why would you throw the extra "sir" at the end if you weren't even sure the interviewer was a man?

Why'd you choose if you weren't sure? YDI.

OMG I also hate when I see these ppl that I can't really define whether is a guy or a women. It just sucks. And when I think is a women, I try to see she/he has any breasts, but its very hard because usually they are a little fat. so it sucks to be her

I'm guessing you were talking to her via e-mail or phone?

Not your fault... Doesn't sound like they quite know either

Oh god, a few days ago I was complaining about that kind of person. God, just because you've been through menopause doesn't mean you have to hide the fact you have any sexuality whatsoever... -.-''' You didn't deserve it, I would've made the same mistake.

I feel bad for people like that sometimes, but really, a little lipstick and a barette or something would fix that problem. If they don't male the effort to appear one gender or the other it's they're own fault