- Nov 28, 2001
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Every now and then we all say stupid things that either upset others or get us into trouble. And I'm talking here mostly about things that we don't really believe in or mean the way they sound, they just slip out when your brain is turned off for a few critical seconds. These are things that happen once in a blue moon, and are NOT things that represent who you are or how you act, but they sure can embarrass and get us into trouble. What's the worst thing you've accidentally blurted out. Or at least the worst thing you are willing to admit to? Did it get you into trouble? What were the consequences?
Only two that I can remember aren't that bad or are lame but here they are.
One was when I was a kid and a good friend of mine started talking about his cousin. For some stupid reason I excitedly said "is he dead!?". No idea why I said that, got me into shit with my friend for several days as you can imagine. I was probably upset at him for something and didn't realize it.
Another happened more recently. They were replacing a coworker of mine with another guy I knew from another store. The guy being replaced was going back to school, not getting fired. I said out loud "well that'll be better" just about in ear shot of the guy being replaced. I tried to correct that with "I mean for sales" this guy didn't really do sales. Luckily he didn't hear it or it didn't bother him.
Only two that I can remember aren't that bad or are lame but here they are.
One was when I was a kid and a good friend of mine started talking about his cousin. For some stupid reason I excitedly said "is he dead!?". No idea why I said that, got me into shit with my friend for several days as you can imagine. I was probably upset at him for something and didn't realize it.
Another happened more recently. They were replacing a coworker of mine with another guy I knew from another store. The guy being replaced was going back to school, not getting fired. I said out loud "well that'll be better" just about in ear shot of the guy being replaced. I tried to correct that with "I mean for sales" this guy didn't really do sales. Luckily he didn't hear it or it didn't bother him.