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Change your barber.... then it would be "nerdy guy with great hair"
still doesnt mean she will date him . also if she is as cute as he thinks she is . then she is probably taken.
Next time give her a dick in a box
George Costanza?
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Show it anywaySucks for you, you can't even spell 'sucks'
When I used to work take-out in a restaurant I would remember ppl based on their orders and used to write things "chick who doesn't tip and wears blue lipstick," "the pregnant one," "lady who likes extra bread but always is dieting."
I do the same thing. You probably didn't let the customers see that though. As long as there not hearing about what you call them it's all good.
yea I'm sooooo sure
I think YDI for being on "cloud 9" because someone remembered your name.
She doesn't remember his name. She only knows him as the nerdy guy with a bad haircut. With his steady diet of Chesseburger, fries and Coke, he's soon going to be Obese, Diabetic Nerdy Guy with a Bad Haircut and Rotting Teeth. Paradoxically, the better the beautiful waitress gets to know you, the more unattractive you'll become.
Get a haircut then. It's important to know what style suits you. The nerd bit? Nothing wrong with nerds. =]
Don't tip her and show the slip to the manager.
Who tips for take away?
THIS. She was giving you a chance to flirt with her, and you blew it.
But i bet YOUR making the real money while shes waiting on people. NERDS rule all others drule
Perhaps he has money, but obviously not the brains to spend some of it on a hair stylist. Through years of trial and error, I've confirmed that my hair NEEDs a stylist to do it right. To short and it stands up on top. To long and it gets wavy in odd places. My stylist explained my options for my hair type and how long I want it. Stylists are also much better at explaining which products to buy and how to use them.
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Change your barber.... then it would be "nerdy guy with great hair"
When I used to work take-out in a restaurant I would remember ppl based on their orders and used to write things "chick who doesn't tip and wears blue lipstick," "the pregnant one," "lady who likes extra bread but always is dieting."