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Author: aLmich
As I was about to leave the grocery yesterday, I walked past a women with long hair. She was loading groceries into her car’s trunk and talking as if she were in the middle of a conversation. She looked at me as I walked past and kept talking. I was puzzled and all. I even gestured with a question, “me?”. She didn’t care to respond. Not to me, clearly.
A year or two ago I would have said she was crazy, carrying on a conversation with herself in the middle of a parking lot. That would be a reasonable assumption on my part.
Today it isn’t that simple. Thanks to bluetooth headsets, there’s no way to tell. Not only do people look incredibly stupid walking about with a piece of plastic clipped to their ear, I feel that we’re somehow obligated to expand our benefit-of-the-doubt for crazy people. If you encounter someone in a parking lot who’s looking at you and talking, they could be:
- not crazy, talking to me directly
- not crazy, talking to someone on the phone
- crazy, talking to me directly
- crazy, talking to themselves
- crazy, wearing headset but talking to me directly
- crazy, wearing headset but talking to someone on the phone
- crazy, wearing headset but talking to themselves
- crazy, wearing headset but thinking they’re talking to someone on the phone
It makes my head hurt.
Trying to make sense here.
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