To Karen or not to Karen
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I wouldn't get on an elevator right now.
But in general I've removed myself from such situations rather than confront people.
In the beginning of all this when people passed really closely on the trail I would cough right when they were passing me. Not aggressively or on them, just a loud cough. Hoping to get them to think
@jon-nyc said in To Karen or not to Karen:
I wouldn't get on an elevator right now.
But in general I've removed myself from such situations rather than confront people.
In the beginning of all this when people passed really closely on the trail I would cough right when they were passing me. Not aggressively or on them, just a loud cough. Hoping to get them to think
Same. I've mapped out a running route that allows me to see who's coming, there's very little chance of anyone coming up from behind me, and if I do see someone ahead of me I have plenty of outs. Which I use, a lot more frequently than I would like.
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@jon-nyc said in To Karen or not to Karen:
Why TF you riding the elevator down anyway?
Because there's no way to get to the mail room without going outside, and my delicate nature doesn't tolerate the heat.
ETA: I also had some recycling to put into the dumpster on the 1st floor. THere's no access from outside.
ETA (again): When I go to the garage (two stories) I walk. When I leave the garage, I take the stairs. When I leave the building for any other reason, I take the stairs.
ETA (again): When I park, in the basement, I take the stairs upstairs.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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@jon-nyc said in To Karen or not to Karen:
Why TF you riding the elevator down anyway?
Because there's no way to get to the mail room without going outside, and my delicate nature doesn't tolerate the heat.
ETA: I also had some recycling to put into the dumpster on the 1st floor. THere's no access from outside.
ETA (again): When I go to the garage (two stories) I walk. When I leave the garage, I take the stairs. When I leave the building for any other reason, I take the stairs.
ETA (again): When I park, in the basement, I take the stairs upstairs.
@George-K said in To Karen or not to Karen:
@jon-nyc said in To Karen or not to Karen:
Why TF you riding the elevator down anyway?
Because there's no way to get to the mail room without going outside, and my delicate nature doesn't tolerate the heat.
ETA: I also had some recycling to put into the dumpster on the 1st floor. THere's no access from outside.
ETA (again): When I go to the garage (two stories) I walk. When I leave the garage, I take the stairs. When I leave the building for any other reason, I take the stairs.
ETA (again): When I park, in the basement, I take the stairs upstairs.
I had no idea retirement could be so complicated and busy!
Too complicated, if you ask me. -
G(touching his masked nose): You have a little bit of COVID on your nose.
G: Yes, right there, just to the left.
Man wipes it.
G: OK, you got it.
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In an elevator?
I would have asked him very nicely if he was going to wear the mask like that. If he said yes, I would reply "Okay, thank you", and walked out of the elevator.
@Friday said in To Karen or not to Karen:
In an elevator?
I would have asked him very nicely if he was going to wear the mask like that. If he said yes, I would reply "Okay, thank you", and walked out of the elevator.
Not a bad suggestion! It shows my displeasure, but doesn't inconvenience him at all. I'd catch the elevator next trip.
