Hey, hey Waffle gang, I do hope you are well. My name is Mark and today we're checking out some more

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comes from a throw away account and

does come with an update. They say, am I the asshole for getting the guy fired for confronting

me in the lobby where my dad works? This happened last Thursday by the way. My dad is one of the

executives at a media tech company. Before COVID, I 16 male was always there after school.

It's a pretty big building.

Some of the offices there are closed because people are working from home,

so there's not many people hanging out in the lobby like before.

My mum dropped me off there because my dad was in a meeting and we were going to go and eat lunch after.

I'm there waiting in the lobby with my backpack and this guy across keeps looking at me.

He's there with some other people. This lobby is big, so there's always others that are there on lunch break.

Then he comes to me trying to be friendly at first, then asks if I work in the building. It's obvious I don't

work there, so I don't know why he asked. Everyone else is in suits with their security

pass sticking out. I told him I'm waiting for someone. He says only employees are allowed

in the lobby because of COVID. It's obviously bullshit. They haven't made any rules like that. But he wouldn't leave me alone.

The security guy that was at the front even told him so when he tried to ask him to escort me out.

He looked annoyed by then and telling me that lots of homeless people have been coming in

lying about that too, so to just leave already. Security at the desk told him, I'm allowed to be there.

It was a back and forth for almost like 10 minutes.

I'm already pissed, so I just told him to fuck off already.

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