senior olympics
Today a guy at work asked me to guess his age. This was in the context of a broader conversation about his plans to participate in the Senior Olympics. This included a discussion of whether four minutes was a credible time for the winners of the 81-year-old walking 400 meters.
But when he asked me to guess his age, I refused, then guessed 37. I refuse to respond to this question, and similar questions like:
My general propensity to answer honestly to questions like these has been problematic at times. So I demure, or respond outlandishly. Turns out this guy is 62, and is apparently in terrific shape. Whatever.
Obviously my last days at work in New Orleans are fascinating.
But when he asked me to guess his age, I refused, then guessed 37. I refuse to respond to this question, and similar questions like:
What do you think I weigh?
Do you think I'm fat?
Do you like my new haircut/clothes/nipple ring?
My general propensity to answer honestly to questions like these has been problematic at times. So I demure, or respond outlandishly. Turns out this guy is 62, and is apparently in terrific shape. Whatever.
Obviously my last days at work in New Orleans are fascinating.


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