I’m Not Quite Sure How To Mark This Anniversary
Author: Administrator
Category: Grin and Bear It
Today is the 9-year anniversary of the day I started working at a bookstore and learned that I am not cut out for retail, due to the fact that working with the general public makes me want to stab myself in the face. Repeatedly.
Normally I have no idea when I started working at any of my ill-fated previous jobs, but this one I will remember for a very long time, because of the special event that marked my first anniversary as a bookseller.
It was not cake, or a party, or a special birthday discount on buying books, but rather the fact that the transsexual with whom I worked finally, after many years, received his long-awaited breast implants.
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2 Comments so far
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SquarePegKaren
September 16th, 2008 at 1:38 pm
unhuh, but did they try to SHOW you the implants? I had that interesting experience once - and it’s really hard to respectfully decline something like that. People take it so personally..lol. I really liked the person - had no judgments about/or issues with their surgery - but REALLY - I don’t want to see anyone’s implanted, enlarged, decreased, augmented or transplanted body parts EVER!
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Administrator
September 16th, 2008 at 3:11 pm
No, thank goodness! Although we did all skulk around the store for a while in an attempt to unobtrusively view him/her from the side.