I am well aware of what you wrote.
Guy
Come on, I can’t do THAT much ketamine.
Do you know the person personally? are they in a bad situation?
please let us know.
If not who made you the judge, how do you know how other people read the post, and what life experiences they are reflecting on?
Why is your opinion more valid than another poster that you refer to them as assholes for seeing things different.
As I said that comment speaks for itself.
Running a 7-11 can be a terrible business… One of the 7-11’s close to where I live was for many years ran by a married couple… The wife worked from 8am to 8pm, the husband worked from 8pm to 8am… 365 days per year. They sometimes stayed a bit longer in the store after their shift ended so they could actually meet…
What a sad life… (unless that marriage sucks, of course 
).
That’s interesting. It reminds me of something I vividly remember.
Some years ago, a presidential candidate running for the highest office in a very powerful country openly mocked a disabled reporter. That candidate has now been elected twice.
Now back to your question, which I can answer is this way: I don’t know that disabled reporter personally, but I do reckon it’s possible that people who found that presidential candidate funny are also a&&holes.
Guy
what has that got to do with
THIS?
You remind me of a politician making bold statements and completely missing the point.
Now your saying the clerk is disabled or something, there are other points of view, other perspectives and your just calling people assholes because they see things different to you, you really sound like that presidential candidate.
I didn’t post a laughing emoji, but the story brought a smile to my face because it reminded me of the glory days of working the Friday late shift at Blockbuster getting drunk on whiskey and coke from a cup (so the security cameras wouldn’t see what we were up to) and getting up to all kinds of hijinks and shenanigans. 
I didn’t post a smile but now I feel like going back and doing it, as I said different people had different takes on the situation, even more so if you have been in a similar situation yourself.
That’s how Blockbusters went down.
No charge! Rediscovering a post like that is its own reward.
The most I can think of is someone annoyed me by comparing my looks to an unattractive (to me anyway) celebrity. It kinda annoyed me as I had to reassure myself I didn’t look like that person. Besides that, nothing except the usual Taiwanese take-5-minutes-to-scan-a-QR-code amateur hour nonsense.
Is there accommodation above that 7-11? If so, maybe they were half alseep.
I don’t think there’s an accomodation above, and the woman came from the back. I am telling you that this was not someone who was sleep deprived or drunk… (or if they were sleep deprived, it would have to be days)… this woman had virtually no depth perception and seemed to be in a different reality altogether. I’ve been and been around enough drunks to know that this wasn’t alcohol, I would guess it’s ketamine again because that stuff defintiely warps your depth perception and it is commonly used here.
Could be etomidate, aka “zombie vape”. Popular in Taiwan right now.
You should have seen what we got up to at Bonkbusters.
Yes, she certainly was in a “zombie like stupor.”
Sounds like an opportunity for two highly-efficient affairs.