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to get started. Our next reddit post is from slimpickings. This popped into my mind recently.

I used to work at a retail tropical fish store, and where it is it is, we were very well known.

We used to provide the aquarium with rare fish, and people used to drive from two to three

states over if they were true fish people to come buy from us. At the time, I was a 17-year-old

girl, and I was an expert in tropical fish and coy. In fact, it was my job that summer to be the

coy and outdoor pond point person, and my job was not only stocking the ponds, but managing all the

plants, caring for them, and knowing every bit of information and all the prices of the various

coy and goldfish we had. I knew diets, temperature ranges, places of origin, special breeds,

I knew it all. They would even call me with questions on my days off. That clearly didn't matter

to one customer though. He came inside the store and asked for some help with coy outside.

I happily agreed as I was the only person not on my lunch break. Now, this guy frankly seemed

put off by me offering to help. So, instead of buying anything, he decided to quiz me for 20 minutes

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