[Poultry Judge]

I imagine it is a lot faster. For me I don't go out but once a week or so and don't have anyone else I'm buying for.

I hardly go to a store any more.

 

[robin416]

You know, that's kind of weird. We're single yet we go out less than those that have other family units living with them.

 

[Poultry Judge]

You know, that's kind of weird. We're single yet we go out less than those that have other family units living with them.

While I don't particularly care for my own company, I spent so many years working for state administrations, I'm quite happy to be a recluse. It does leave one a bit haunted.

 

[robin416]

What's my excuse?

 

[Poultry Judge]

Good common sense.

 

[Overmountain1]

I have no excuse. I just don't like people.

 

[robin416]

We're an odd bunch.

 

[Overmountain1]

I jest- I love people. I particularly have always loved the elderly, and tried to place myself to interact with them the most. It’s why I loved my last job, really!

And I love interacting with decent people, that aren’t hateful, meeting them and hearing their stories. Unfortunately, it’s those (too numerous) hateful people that make me say that I don’t like people. It’s easier to avoid than engage, and maybe that is all of our issue. Idk!

 

[robin416]

Most of my working career was working closely with people. I had a knack for twisting the problem people in knots when they forgot their indoor voices. It was actually fun to do and I could never be called out for doing it.

That said, there are many interactions that made my day and have stuck with me over the years.