becoming a "regular"

;)

miss my corner store guy from my old neighbourhood :/

yeah let's get some ~~~real human connection~~~ baloney in here, cmon people, there's a difference and you know it

dvd rental outlet and comedy performance space doesn't really have the same ring to it

xp

j.'s story warms my heart

man i miss those sandwiches

and their freeness

if you are having trouble making small talk with a hair stylist, it's best to focus the conversation on stuff they'd care about. ask things like 'How many volts does your hair clipper run on?' 'Where do you buy your blue stuff?' or 'What's your social security number?'

i often make faux-pas by asking people about money. "are you paid on commission?" etc.

i mean, i'm genuinely curious about stuff like that, but a lot of people don't take very kindly to those kinds of questions.

Guy who used to be behind the counter at my regular video store (closed years ago) recently cropped up behind the counter of my regular liquor store, which was nice.

http://www.fanpop.com/images/polls/23840_15_full.jpg

it's like guy is a "regular" in your life story

wonder how he feels about that

In 8 years of our "regular" relationship we really only chatted once, about Voivod.

I'm a regular at the bar down the street from me. It can be nice sometimes, but other times I do get the feeling that I'm only appreciated because I've spent the most money there.