Mal ,'Ariel'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Most makeup people treat me like shit. I don't know why.
I know! then I give them the look that says "look, sweetheart, I am the customer. And if you don't think that the customer is always right, then you better believe that this customer can be a bigger bitch than you."
Most makeup people treat me like shit. I don't know why.
This makes no sense to me. In Seattle, they'd be tripping over their feet to help you.
Why am I printing that coupon?
Not only is our B-R way out of my way, it's too damned cold for ice cream!
my local MAC is always mad crowded and plays very loud thumpa thumpa music. And the staff is a bit too haughty for my taste.
Which one? The store at Pentagon City? Try the counter at Nordstrom. I've never had attitude from the staff there.
Maybe it's just an LA thing, Jilli.
TV from 8-10pm used to be milder, on purpose, when we were children, out of an understanding that the potential audience was of all ages.
I remember Family Viewing Hour. Though I can't remember if it was declared unconstitutional, or disappeared during Reagan-era deregulation.
Me, I'm perfectly willing to regulate indecency. As long as I get to define the term.
Once I can get them to notice me (sometimes quite an ordeal), they are always very nice to me. I usually look like I NEED make-up, so that presents an "exciting" challenge. I don't like a lot of the department store make-up buying process as I hate being sold so hard, even though I know it's their job.
Maybe it's just an LA thing, Jilli.
I suspect it is. The MAC counter people in Seattle are very friendly. This, of course, just increases my urge to import you to Seattle.
Hairdressers are always lovely to me, though.
I think Seattle is my kinda place, actually.