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Has she considered changing the name on the tag, just at work? Just put "Jane" or something generic, or "Sarah" so it sounds similar. But yeah, it unfair that
by da_big_ghey 6y ago
Has she considered changing the name on the tag, just at work? Just put "Jane" or something generic, or "Sarah" so it sounds similar. But yeah, it unfair that she has to be the one to change.
- reaperducer 6y agoI don't know her well enough to ask.
- totalZero 6y agoI know a phrase that you can use to start the conversation.
- ospider 6y agoHey, Siri!
- imwillofficial 6y agoThat joke wrote itself hahahahahah Take my upvote you madman
- gumby 6y agoI almost never give my correct name for informal use (I am not a waiter, but for coffee orders and the like). Gives me a marginal amount of privacy (I mean, who cares) and makes it less likely my name will be mispronounced/misspelt with my coffee order. If I were in a service job with a name tag I would definitely not use my real name.
- imwillofficial 6y agoI take the opposite route, my name is everywhere. (See username) The wisdom of that choice however may be questioned freely.
- fy20 6y agoI have a name that is easy to pronounce but hard to spell correctly, so it's easier to give a more common name, than making people struggle and explain how to spell it.
- encom 6y agoWell at least your name isn't Michael Bolton!
- LogicX 6y agoThat no-talent assclown!
- eps 6y ago"Alexa" sounds nice.
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- susiecambria 6y agoAt one camp where I was a counselor, all the staff had made up names. I guess it was so we wouldn't get tired of hearing our real names. Having worked at several camps as a teen/young adult, I wish all had done this.