Aslan
12-29-2014, 05:08 PM
So I go to practice this past week...going NUTS with this holiday downtime from bowling...and I bring my daughter and her friend.
Normally, I like bowling on two lanes;
1) I don't burn the lane up a quickly.
20 It adds a little degree of difficulty if they are playing different.
But in this case...I got my daughter and her friend a lane...and then I got a lane next to them. I do this because in the time it'll take them to bowl 2-3 games...I can bowl 8-9. Also I don't have to worry as much about them having questionable "etiquette" because I'm on one side of them at least.
Well, the place was pretty busy...I walk in to reserve the lanes...and the gal takes care of it...how I wanted...two lanes, me on one and them on another right next to me. But as she finishes the transaction she says, "This is fine, but on days when we're actually busy they might not let you do this."
But they were busy. And she was letting me do it. So....was I supposed to give her a tip? Was she hinting that she did me a favor and maybe she "likes" me and I should ask her out? Did she not know that they were in fact busy? I've never understood the, "I'm not supposed to do this" followed by them doing that thing. Are they telling you so that YOU feel guilty they are doing something elaborate for you? Is it a "power" thing where they're showing off that they can, "skirt the system" with a push of a button?
And why doesn't this happen in cooler settings? Like;
- Lingirie store..."I'm not really supposed to MODEL the underwear for customers...but okay..."
- Airplane..."We're not really supposed to let guests fly the plane...but okay....just this once..."
- Hotel..."It's quite frowned upon by corporate for us to visit guests in their room for drinks and wild sex...but I guess this one time..."
- Car Dealer..."We usually don't let potential customers just take the Lambroghinis home and use them without actually buying them...but okay..."
...sorry...it's been a slow day on bowlingboards.com...I'm running out of entertainment.
Normally, I like bowling on two lanes;
1) I don't burn the lane up a quickly.
20 It adds a little degree of difficulty if they are playing different.
But in this case...I got my daughter and her friend a lane...and then I got a lane next to them. I do this because in the time it'll take them to bowl 2-3 games...I can bowl 8-9. Also I don't have to worry as much about them having questionable "etiquette" because I'm on one side of them at least.
Well, the place was pretty busy...I walk in to reserve the lanes...and the gal takes care of it...how I wanted...two lanes, me on one and them on another right next to me. But as she finishes the transaction she says, "This is fine, but on days when we're actually busy they might not let you do this."
But they were busy. And she was letting me do it. So....was I supposed to give her a tip? Was she hinting that she did me a favor and maybe she "likes" me and I should ask her out? Did she not know that they were in fact busy? I've never understood the, "I'm not supposed to do this" followed by them doing that thing. Are they telling you so that YOU feel guilty they are doing something elaborate for you? Is it a "power" thing where they're showing off that they can, "skirt the system" with a push of a button?
And why doesn't this happen in cooler settings? Like;
- Lingirie store..."I'm not really supposed to MODEL the underwear for customers...but okay..."
- Airplane..."We're not really supposed to let guests fly the plane...but okay....just this once..."
- Hotel..."It's quite frowned upon by corporate for us to visit guests in their room for drinks and wild sex...but I guess this one time..."
- Car Dealer..."We usually don't let potential customers just take the Lambroghinis home and use them without actually buying them...but okay..."
...sorry...it's been a slow day on bowlingboards.com...I'm running out of entertainment.