So you have any big plans for the summer?

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

So we've been talking about this for years.

People that try to engage you in conversation like the person ringing you up at the grocery store.

And, you know, I'm buying some groceries.

I'm buying a gallon of milk and some carrots.

So what are your plans for tonight?

And I realize...

You're going to drink milk and eat carrots?

That is exactly how I answer usually because I'm a smart ass and annoyed by those questions and I feel bad because it's not their

fault I don't think I think many times you're told that that will make the customers feel

more welcome or something and like I said on the radio the day, I wish there was some sort of stamp I could get

or a thing I could work around my neck or something.

It says, I'm not one of those people.

I don't feel more likely to come back if you engage me in conversation.

I feel less likely to come back.

It's not your fault.

Although I do require the basics of polite society. Because occasionally you'll be in a

place, grocery store, maybe not so high end or persons having a bad day. And they don't even

acknowledge your presence. They just start ringing stuff up. Did we talk about this on the air

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