Share a shameless moment!! Spoiler: Mine: The Cookie Shop I went to buy cookies from a cookie shop. My card 1 wouldn’t work and so would my card 2. Calling the other chain, they confirmed the entire transaction system was down. But I had only cards on me, so I proposed I would make the order online. And I did. Meanwhile the customer behind asked if their card would work, but it didn’t and they eventually just left. I was half way to the door when I suddenly turned around and blurted, “can I get a free cookie?” “What!” The cashier confusedly responded. The manager was right beside her giving me a blank stare. I walked back to the counter, “can I get a free cookie? I had to make my payment online, through an order online.” I didn’t need to explain much. I guess they got the idea. The cashier turned and asked the manager, who paused a second before saying: “yea.” Internally, my heart was yelling to my brain, “what the f—were you thinking?” Externally, I generously smiled and vocalized my appreciation. I came home to re-tell the story for a laugh, while my sister said I acted like the poor. I even look poor wearing my big jacket. That was a great insult!
Back when I was still in university, I asked my parents for money once... ok, twice... ok, maybe more than twice..........
Said goodnight to my mother, waited 10 mins, then retreat into the blanket and continued to play Snake with my Nokia.
A pizza hut got one of our pizzas wrong, then dropped a slice of the replacement pizza for that, the they gave us another smaller pizza of the right type and waived the whole bill. It was a good day for free food.
Spoiler: mine [I went to buy cookies from a cookie shop. My card 1 wouldn’t work and so would my card 2. Calling the other chain, they confirmed the entire transaction system was down. But I had only cards on me, so I proposed I would make the order online. And I did. Meanwhile the customer behind asked if their card would work, but it didn’t and they eventually just left. I was half way to the door when I suddenly turned around and blurted, “can I get a free cookie?” “What!” The cashier confusedly responded. The manager was right beside her giving me a blank stare. I walked back to the counter, “can I get a free cookie? I had to make my payment online, through an order online.” I didn’t need to explain much. I guess they got the idea. The cashier turned and asked the manager, who paused a second before saying: “yea.” Internally, my heart was yelling to my brain, “what the f—were you thinking?” Externally, I generously smiled and vocalized my appreciation. I came home to re-tell the story for a laugh, while my sister said I acted like the poor. I even look poor wearing my big jacket. That was a great insult!SPOILER]
I steal caramels from my dad on daily basis. And yet I demand he share his biscuits with me. He also steals my snacks and demands I share my chocolate with him. It runs in the family.
More shameless moments: > My class was a snoozefest, so I just packed up my bags and left right in the middle of lecture. > I was playing card games with my teacher in 2nd grade and cheated during my turn to discard. Instead of discarding one card, I discarded two cards, which were stacked on top of each other. I got caught though... eek. > Asked someone out.
Er... no and yes. I did it over text initially because that's what my friend told me to do. But then the person I confessed to was like "Text isn't acceptable! You should at least do it in person." So then I did it in person... and you know what I got in response? "I like you too Encore! I knew you liked me, and I was just waiting for you to confess." Yeah, at that moment I just wanted to throw myself off the face of Earth.
because of our education system giving me no chance to realise what i wanted to do with my life i dropped out of the school i picked getting lots of free money while basically doing nothing for a year and ½. now im in a smithing workshop (at another school) and i love it... but my country has a serious problem with trying to get everyone to university... that is part of the reason i dropped out, i realised that trying to get a job in IT with a university degree would be hell since there were over 120 students in the same year in the same line as me, and only 4 had gotten a internship in 3 months... but the shameless part was probably doing nothing getting money even though it took 1 year to realise i wanted to smith i still held on for another ½ just to laze around................