So I'm microwaving food innocently in the family room which I have to myself, of COURSE people have to come in, and some lady (NOT a patient or hospital staff) comes up to me and says in a SUPER-cheery voice, "hi, how are you?" and I don't answer cuz I don't feel like talking to a random stranger. So she switches to French and asks me the same thing. So I felt bad and mutter "hi" which she took as an invitation to keep talking and ask how I was doing. I'm just warming up my food bitch, that's how I'm doing. I just very quietly said "good." WTF. You wouldn't wander up to a stranger in a mall or on the bus and do that, what makes you think you can do it in the hospital? "Oh, I'll go brighten a cancer patient's day a little!" No, you're not, you're bothering this cancer patient a little. I'm not your good deed for the day, FUCK OFF.
I dunno, I've always hated random strangers talking to me and it's the main reason I've always, always, ALWAYS worn earphones in the public for the past ohhhh 15 years or so. (Some people STILL don't get the hint.)
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