May I interrupt your scrolling for a moment?
May I interrupt your scrolling for a moment?
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thats 99% of all the conversations ive ever had
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I get this a lot as a tall person:
"You startled me!"
"Yeah I tend to have that effect on people."
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As someone with a broken anxiety response, you could be a gentle sloth and still startle me
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Except most people aren't self-aware enough to know they're disturbing you.
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People should walk into traffic more
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This perfectly illustrates why I get more done when working from home. People popping into my office exactly like that when they could have just sent me an email.
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Classic extrovert time wasting, I couldn’t imagine going back to that environment and being productive
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So as an extrovert of sorts I want to first say it is definitely on us to remember your needs for productivity/just being comfortable at work. I am sorry some folks don’t respect that for you.
To give a little more perspective here though if that’s ok: sometimes we need to externalize to process something or are kind of running an idea by you with the intention of seeing if there is pushback. A kind of gut check. I know I personally like to do this in person because it allows a little free flow conversation to happen if necessary. That being said, it’s on us to read the room/not always do this lol
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Being disturbed by Garak is not disturbing
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Except when it is very disturbing.
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Doc's answer didn't even matter.
"Doctor, may I disturb you for a moment?"
"Not right now, please."
"Too late."
"…"
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Dude is like Patrick Bateman in every respect except that he uses his powers for good.
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coworker: "may i interrupt you for a second?"
me: "yes, what is it?"
coworker: "consider yourself interrupted then"
me: "..."
coworker: "😬"
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It kinda looks like that guy has an upside down vagina on his face
But what do I know, I don’t watch StarWars
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Sir, this is risa
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