Great reminder for parents of teens to talk to our kids regularly about how their actions may be perceived as aggressive or intimidating.
They're not used to these big bodies, and it's better they learn from us than like this.
They're not used to these big bodies, and it's better they learn from us than like this.
There was a guy, about 20 years old, getting WAY too close to me while I pumped gas. I couldn't figure out why he was doing this, but I saw he was wearing a Chevron shirt. That doesn't mean he's not going to do something bad, though. Finally I just said, "WHAT!?"
He was surprised - showed a rag he was going to use to clean the pumps (?) and walked away looking embarrassed. He clearly had no idea what yo do if you're going to get in someone's space - teach your sons this, they don't learn it elsewhere! (And daughters, but especially sons).
