I'm only 26, and I get called sir virtually everywhere I go. Mall stores, restaurants, out and about. And just not too long ago, well seveal years ago but still, I graduated college and never got called that, I used to get carded.
Does this mean that I look old, or what not. Many people my age, Paris Hilton, Britney Spears, even guys, don't seem like "sir" or "maams" or moms or dads yet, so if you get called that, is it just a suggestion of politness, courtesy, or even store/restaurant policy, or, is your time up and it's time to head for the plastic surgeon's office? lol
I'm just not ready to be "old" yet. I feel like in your 20s you should still be hip and fun.
Asthon Kutcher is my age perhaps a bit older, and I doubt it's appropriate to call HIM sir, unless of course he really looks rich and done up and handsome/formal.
Maybe it's just a respect thing?
I don't know, but I'm uncomfortable with it.
2007-12-30
13:07:53
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Then again, tecnically, 26 is a bit over the hill, for trying to look young and hip.
:sigh:
Aging is so depressing.
2007-12-30
13:09:33 ·
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