S/O of face tattoos…
Jun 12, 2024 1:31:50 GMT
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Post by Gennifer on Jun 12, 2024 1:31:50 GMT
I can’t remember if I’ve ever shared this story, but…
Years ago, I was waiting on someone at my family’s restaurant, and he had tattoos on his face. It was kind of jarring… his appearance gave me a certain vibe, but he was honestly SO DAMN NICE. Like, one of the nicest customers I had ever had, and I’d been waiting tables at that point for 20+ years, so a lot of people. We had a great conversation while he was there, an actual one, where he made me feel like a real person and not just a surface, be-polite-to-the-server convo. He also tipped well, which is always appreciated.
After he left, I talked with my coworkers about how kind of weird it was, because even though I think I’m pretty open-minded, I clearly had a pre-conceived notion, which he totally blasted away. And I didn’t totally understand why he would tattoo his face, because I figured it had to make a difference in his day-to-day life, with people judging him like I initially did, and how did that affect his work, and was it hard to get a girl to go out with him, and what did her parents think, and so on.
A day or two later, we start having customers talk about how they came in to try us because POST MALONE had eaten there and shared on social media about how great our food was. 💡 🤦🏼♀️
So, yeah. I knew his name at that time, but wasn’t familiar enough with him to recognize his face. (Again, this was years ago!)
So, that’s my story, and why I try really hard to not judge anyone based on their tattoos. And I 🥰 Posty to this day, and will forever more. What a sweetheart! Still sad I don’t have a pic!
Years ago, I was waiting on someone at my family’s restaurant, and he had tattoos on his face. It was kind of jarring… his appearance gave me a certain vibe, but he was honestly SO DAMN NICE. Like, one of the nicest customers I had ever had, and I’d been waiting tables at that point for 20+ years, so a lot of people. We had a great conversation while he was there, an actual one, where he made me feel like a real person and not just a surface, be-polite-to-the-server convo. He also tipped well, which is always appreciated.
After he left, I talked with my coworkers about how kind of weird it was, because even though I think I’m pretty open-minded, I clearly had a pre-conceived notion, which he totally blasted away. And I didn’t totally understand why he would tattoo his face, because I figured it had to make a difference in his day-to-day life, with people judging him like I initially did, and how did that affect his work, and was it hard to get a girl to go out with him, and what did her parents think, and so on.
A day or two later, we start having customers talk about how they came in to try us because POST MALONE had eaten there and shared on social media about how great our food was. 💡 🤦🏼♀️
So, yeah. I knew his name at that time, but wasn’t familiar enough with him to recognize his face. (Again, this was years ago!)
So, that’s my story, and why I try really hard to not judge anyone based on their tattoos. And I 🥰 Posty to this day, and will forever more. What a sweetheart! Still sad I don’t have a pic!
