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Help keeping in contact with a woman I like after she left for a new job. 2017-05-01 06:55:08 Post No. 18275558
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Help keeping in contact with a woman I like after she left for a new job.
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2017-05-01 06:55:08
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We're both 18 and worked at McDonalds until she left yesterday. She left for the same reason I want to: it's a shit job with an unreasonable amount of work expected for such little pay. I was wondering how I can keep in touch with her because we only talked to each other during work and now she's gone but I really like her and don't want to just give up on her. I want to start by messenging her (unless there's a better idea) but my biggest problems are when and what to message her to start developing conversations. She doesn't have a Facebook account (only a messenger one) and when you look her up on messenger she doesn't show up so the only way to view her account is through the McDonalds group chat but the restaurant manager will probably remove her soon as she's left which means I can't talk to her if that happens. I don't know what to do and I know it's a bit of a unique problem but do have any advice or solutions to help me please?
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Just fucking send her a message saying you wanted to stay in touch, and you should go out for coffee on Saturday.
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>unreasonable amount of work
Fuck off OP. I've worked (and still sometimes work if I need extra cash - the managers like me) at McDonald's, it's not an unreasonable amount of work for the pay, it's unskilled and anyone can do it.
To answer your question, just add her on the app and then ask if she wants to stay in touch or something.
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You simultaneously need humbling but also some confidence.
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Message her and say you like talking to her and you want to go out
>sometime
Don't say sometime, say this weekend. If she says she's busy, tell her to pick the time. If she doesn't or doesn't get back to you, she's not interested. You're 18 and you work at McDonald's, she can probably do better, so keep that in mind as well.
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