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just look at his smile

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Sean I pryI saw Clavicular at a grocery store in Delhi yesterday. I told him it was cool to meet him in person, but I didnât want to be a bother by asking for photos or anything.
He looked at me and said, âOh, like youâre doing now?â
I was caught off guard. Huh? Before I could even respond, he kept cutting me off, going âhuh? huh? huh?â while snapping his fingers in front of my face. I just walked away, continuing with my shopping, and as I did, I heard him chuckle to himself.
Later, when I went to pay, I saw him trying to walk out the doors with fifteen Milky Ways in his handsâwithout paying.
The cashier, staying completely professional, called out, âSir, you need to pay for those first.â
At first, he ignored her, acting tired like he hadnât heard. But eventually, he sighed, turned around, and placed them on the counter.
As she started scanning one of the bars multiple times, he suddenly stopped her.
âScan them each individually,â he said. âTo prevent any electrical infetterence.â
Then, he turned around and winked at me.
I donât even think infetterence is a real word.
As the cashier scanned each one separately and told him the total, he kept interrupting her by yawningâloudly.
Ok larperI saw Clavicular at a grocery store in Delhi yesterday. I told him it was cool to meet him in person, but I didnât want to be a bother by asking for photos or anything.
He looked at me and said, âOh, like youâre doing now?â
I was caught off guard. Huh? Before I could even respond, he kept cutting me off, going âhuh? huh? huh?â while snapping his fingers in front of my face. I just walked away, continuing with my shopping, and as I did, I heard him chuckle to himself.
Later, when I went to pay, I saw him trying to walk out the doors with fifteen Milky Ways in his handsâwithout paying.
The cashier, staying completely professional, called out, âSir, you need to pay for those first.â
At first, he ignored her, acting tired like he hadnât heard. But eventually, he sighed, turned around, and placed them on the counter.
As she started scanning one of the bars multiple times, he suddenly stopped her.
âScan them each individually,â he said. âTo prevent any electrical infetterence.â
Then, he turned around and winked at me.
I donât even think infetterence is a real word.
As the cashier scanned each one separately and told him the total, he kept interrupting her by yawningâloudly.