Weekend Topic
- If you had to go the month of March without TV, which show would you miss the most? That's a hard one for me. I'm a little embarrassed to admit this but I think it would be American Idol. DWTS and 24 are close seconds.
- Are you good at telling jokes? I'm horrible at telling jokes. My timing, my tone of voice, it's all bad.
- Who taught you how to ride a bike? My brother Vinnie did. A few years back, I asked my nephew Jeff, "Who taught you how to ride a bike"? He thought for a few seconds and then said, "You did". I can't pinpoint why, but I felt honored when he said that.
- Would you streak in front of a huge crowd of strangers for $5,000? Yeah, as long as they remained strangers. lol Actually, if anyone wanted to be my friend after that, they'd probably make a wonderful friend.
- You are sitting in the back row at a funeral. The row in front of you is empty. Besides the woman, with whom you do not know, sitting next to you, your row is empty as well. Except for some sobbing, all is quiet. You hear a phone ring. The woman next to you takes out her cell phone and begins talking loudly. Would you:
A. Tell her cell phones are highly inappropriate at a funeral and she needs to hang up immediately.
B. Ask her to lower her voice.
C. Change seats.
D. Not say anything and hope she ends the call quickly.
My answer is C. I'd probably move down a few seats so it doesn't appear that I'm with her. Then D. would kick in.
- It's a very special evening. Your partner or close friend received a huge promotion and you want to celebrate in style. You rent a limousine and make reservations at a fancy schmancy restaurant located about an hour and a half away. You are both dressed to the nines, you have a little champagne (or beverage of your choice) on the ride there, you get to the restaurant, step out and head towards the door. Out walks what appears to be a sober, well-dressed couple. They caution you, telling you not to go in the restaurant. The food is horrible. They had to send their food back twice. The servers were loud and vulgar. The woman had a plate of spaghetti dropped on her. Plus they added an undeserving 25% gratuity to the bill. This is the second time they've been to the restaurant and last time wasn't much better. Would you have dinner at that restaurant? I'd have to ask the person I am with because it's their night, their celebration and the person may have had their heart set on the place. If that person didn't care, I'd find another restaurant nearby (unless I had my heart set on going there lol). Plus I'd get to spend more time in the limo, which isn't a bad deal.
- Are you good at telling jokes? I'm horrible at telling jokes. My timing, my tone of voice, it's all bad.
- Who taught you how to ride a bike? My brother Vinnie did. A few years back, I asked my nephew Jeff, "Who taught you how to ride a bike"? He thought for a few seconds and then said, "You did". I can't pinpoint why, but I felt honored when he said that.
- Would you streak in front of a huge crowd of strangers for $5,000? Yeah, as long as they remained strangers. lol Actually, if anyone wanted to be my friend after that, they'd probably make a wonderful friend.
- You are sitting in the back row at a funeral. The row in front of you is empty. Besides the woman, with whom you do not know, sitting next to you, your row is empty as well. Except for some sobbing, all is quiet. You hear a phone ring. The woman next to you takes out her cell phone and begins talking loudly. Would you:
A. Tell her cell phones are highly inappropriate at a funeral and she needs to hang up immediately.
B. Ask her to lower her voice.
C. Change seats.
D. Not say anything and hope she ends the call quickly.
My answer is C. I'd probably move down a few seats so it doesn't appear that I'm with her. Then D. would kick in.
- It's a very special evening. Your partner or close friend received a huge promotion and you want to celebrate in style. You rent a limousine and make reservations at a fancy schmancy restaurant located about an hour and a half away. You are both dressed to the nines, you have a little champagne (or beverage of your choice) on the ride there, you get to the restaurant, step out and head towards the door. Out walks what appears to be a sober, well-dressed couple. They caution you, telling you not to go in the restaurant. The food is horrible. They had to send their food back twice. The servers were loud and vulgar. The woman had a plate of spaghetti dropped on her. Plus they added an undeserving 25% gratuity to the bill. This is the second time they've been to the restaurant and last time wasn't much better. Would you have dinner at that restaurant? I'd have to ask the person I am with because it's their night, their celebration and the person may have had their heart set on the place. If that person didn't care, I'd find another restaurant nearby (unless I had my heart set on going there lol). Plus I'd get to spend more time in the limo, which isn't a bad deal.
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