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>At most, people will glance and exchange a few words upon noticing you It's a surprise to me seeing this offered as a comfort, since I think it would be sligh
by happytoexplain 4y ago
>At most, people will glance and exchange a few words upon noticing you
It's a surprise to me seeing this offered as a comfort, since I think it would be slightly mortifying to most people in the subset you're addressing.
- c7DJTLrn 4y agoYes but the key words are "at most". In my country at least, that is extremely unlikely to happen. You wouldn't necessarily even know if they did say something pertaining to you.
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- yakubin 4y agoI have a favourite restaurant I go to regularly, alone. The waiters and cooks there know me, as I've been going there for years now. I also have a fairly stable taste, so for some time I've been seeing and overhearing them making bets upon my arrival about what and in what quantity I will order, before I actually make the order. Rather than being embarrassed about it, I'm amused and always want to smile when I notice this happening. People noticing your personal quirks is really not that bad.
- tmpz22 4y agoAt my local watering hole I pretty consistently order a makers mark on the rocks. To the point where they’ll anticipate my order and either have it ready for me or it’ll be the first question they ask. Every once in awhile though I’ll mix it up and get similar reactions.