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It's okay, there's a slight chance it's not your fault.
If you're going to take things personally, you should consider a different job.
I feel like a total ass for even thinking it, but the first thought that crossed my mind was me wondering if your face was visible through the mask of the costume. My subconscious caught me off guard with this one- I had no idea I was such an asshole.
you're cruel, I am an asshole and I didn't even think of something that bad. I was thinking of a Mickey mouse zombie costume...
I think it'd be more likely that she'd be crying over the costume character not ops face but who knows right?
serves you right to live in jersey.
And have you ever visited The Garden State?
kyleekay Jersey Shore, 16 and Pregnant, and Toddlers and Tiaras happened. Then humanity took a free-fall.
Oh so a kid didn't like your character your life must be so hard. I was at Disney and saw a girl freak out when snow white came near her. Kids are kids some just don't like certain things.
But... you're in a costume? O_oHow is this a eff my life moment? Kids will be kids, they have their likes and dislikes, favorites and fears. She didn't cry at your actual face so just walk away and move on with your life.
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Were you dressed as Voldemort?
So your life sucks cause a baby didn't like your character you were dressed as?