What’s up, Tim
Answering to your question from the previous letter:
I only had the job for two days, since it was a short exhibition, but I can tell you a funny experience I had. So in the exhibition, there are plenty of pregnant ladies here looking around, but the problem is, they’re bringing their besties with them. Why is that a problem, you ask? Welp, it was helpful that many of them wore a tight shirt, so I can identify who the pregnant one is and which one isn’t, since my job was to hand out small samples of the food that the Postnatal Care company produces.
The worst situation is two chubby ladies come in,
and I wasn’t sure which of them are actually pregnant, and I was kind of scared to ask them (those ladies are quite easily triggered), so I just put it in the middle of them, and see which one takes the sample. My conclusion is, when you walk on the streets, there might be some women who are pregnant, but you would never be able to tell!
Those two days of work was very tiring, but I got the money!
Dear Aubrey,
ReplyDeleteAre you going to do the job again?
I think that we have all learned the hard way to NOT ask a woman "When is the baby due"? unless she gives you some clue that she's actually expecting. Overweight and pregnant women often wear the same clothing styles.
Tell the class "good luck" on the volleyball competition tomorrow. Please let me know how it turns out.
Tim