[ SECRET POST #3139 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3139 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Using Stereotypes to Your Advantage

[elaminator]

I've never used it for anything big (doubt it would work anyway, and I'd feel guilty about it if it did), but if I want someone to be helpful I'll try to sound a bit...bubbly, lol. Like, if I need to ask for directions or if I need to ask a question I feel is dumb, I'll play up the age thing ('bubbly' makes my voice sound younger). I've been told I look like a teen and sound like a kid anyway, so I roll with it. People seem to be nicer too, when they think you're younger... not sure why that is.

(Wasn't trying this time, but once I was waiting on my dad to pee at the bank and a security guard came over and asked if I was lost. I said I was waiting for my father and he asked if I wanted to have a seat, that he would find him for me. I said I was fine but once I got out of there I cracked up; my dad is at the age that people should be assuming I'm escorting him around, but they never do.)