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No fool like an old fool. I know. I'm old
Well, his life motto may be something like : Age is only a number
Or maybe: if a woman is nice to me she must want in my pants. Lol.
Best advice is when anyone asks how your day is, and they aren't family or friends or significant others, just say "fine." It's human nature to want to vent. But the reality is if a stranger is asking they are either being polite and don't really care, or they are being creepy. This protects you from both.
Was the store a quickie mart?
so.....how did you end up doing it?
Yeah this happened to me at the library, but he tried to have me get in his car. Scary as hell.
Perve
While it is social etiquette to ask about someone's day, it is also etiquette not to dump your problems on strangers. The correct answer is fine or good. 'How are you' is a phrase used by strangers to pretty much acknowledge your presence. Save your issues for friends, family & therapists.
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Someone has seen a little too much ****.
That old dog wanted you to teach him some new tricks... O.o