It's funny, no?
I'm covering this story today that's taking place at the local high school. I'm walking down the hall trying to find the auditorium and a man in a tracksuit stops and points at me.
"Hey, you!" he yells.
I turn around. "Yes?"
"Aren't you supposed to be in class?"
"Um...no. I don't go here."
"Sure, sure. Get to class. Don't let me catch you in the hallway after the bell rings again."
What? Man, I know I look like a baby, but to be yelled at while covering a story is a new one for me.
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4 comments:
I know how it feels to "look Young" even though we're grown...lol...maybe it will be a good thing in years to come!
Thats a funny story, I know I probably look my age now but I had a similar situation about 3 or 4 years after I graduated from high school.
I went to my old High school to pick up my brother because we were going somewhere afterwards and the police officer (yea my High school had an officer in the halls way back then)saw me in the parking lot and thought I was skipping class. It went so far as he took me to the principles office and checking my ID etc.
You'll love having the fountain of youth still working for you as your friends continue to actually look their age while the years pass.
So, how was the interview?
I love that! Someone's watching. Go back next week and see what happens ...
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