Looking for some advice on asking a girl out There is the girl

Haha I'm was in a similar situation before, before I decided I really didn't need a relationship right now. I either thought A) I could just make small talk by just complimenting something about her looks (eyes or whatever) and just hope I run into her again whenever I come back up there to finish the job or B) Just be honest and blunt by saying something like I'm not normally this forward but, I was wondering if you were single and if I could get your number. If it worked I would then introduce myself by saying I'm "your name" by the way.

>>17534471
Honestly, I've never not been annoyed when someone hit on me or tried flirting with me at work. She has to be nice to you no matter what, and it's probably going to be awkward for her in front of her coworkers.
If you really feel like you could have some common interests, just start a conversation when she's not busy. For christ's sake, don't try when she's in the middle of something. If she walks away for a second or doesn't contribute to the convetsation as much as you are, leave her alone and let her get back to work.

>>17534471
>>17535598
Meant to respond to the OP, sorry

Better to ask the coworkers of hers if she she is single and when her shift gets off. Then you can talk to her when she isn't bothered or being paid to be nice to you.

>>17535615
Yeah maybe I'll ask one of the workers there