How Touchy-Feely Are You?

[Jim Pemberton]

This guy showed enormous bad judgment, but when in doubt, don't....

https://www.wtae.com/article/tv-tec...kefRKTZCOWBhXk9XE9Ot9yd406p8GkvMipx7e25UjS8kU


"His attorney, Mike McCullough, said Novinski often hugs people and gave Loest a three-second hug before leaving. He said Loest didn’t say anything about being injured when she called Novinski’s boss. McCullough says he will fight the charges."

 

[Mikey P]

We've had far creepier members are.

Have, sorry.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

We've had far creepier members are.

Have, sorry.

I can't find the story, but around the time you got MB started, a plumber was accused by a customer of indecent exposure.

He wore shorts on the job, and was more than a bit overweight. He sat next to his customer while she was bemoaning her husband having left her. She later called the police and accused him of exposing himself.

In court it was proven that his extremely flabby legs rolled up when he sat, and gave the appearance of being ...well.....out in the open.

He had to show a picture of his actual "equipment" in court, which was far too small to have reach out of his shorts in that fashion.

Funny story, but it started with him sitting next to his customer on the couch.

 

[Mikey P]

Only Jimmy comes to mind when it comes to wearing NutHigh shorts.



But he has stick legs.


and really isn't into women.



Bound Gimps and large black men are more his thing.



Sorry Jim, I can't recall.

 

[Jim Pemberton]

I'm sure this thread will involve some some fun and funny stories, but while we can't prevent a crazy customer from making things up, its important to remember that people differ when it comes to how much expression of warmth is too much.

If you own a business, this kind of thing would be devastating.

You don't want your customer making this face;

 

[steve_64]

I'd rather not talk to my customers at all if I could.

 

[Chris A]

I get hugged by my customers 4-5 times a year. I hate all but one of them...

 

[Jim Williams]

I enjoy a good hair sniff like uncle Joe.

 

[Jimmy L]

I give that two snaps and a swirl!

 

[Fat Mike]

We get hugs from some customers but it’s usually a side hug and always initiated by the customers.

That guy just sounds creepy

 

[Mikey P]

I have some Scruz clients dating back to the 1980's


Great hugs.

 

[Nomad74]

I don't want warts and scabies. I don't hug. The first time I met Mikey in person he gave me a bear hug. I thought I was going to die. I still might sue for emotional distress.

 

[Jim Williams]

Warts and Scabies? You might want to start marketing to nicer trailer parks.

 

[Chris A]

I'd rather not talk to my customers at all if I could.

God I relate to that more and more the longer I'm in this business

 

[steve_64]

God I relate to that more and more the longer I'm in this business

It makes me appreciate the janitorial accounts where we have the keys. We just go in do the job and pick up the checks. Very little contact.

 

[Old Coastie]

Sometimes customers hug me. I never try to initiate any physical touch other than the first handshake. Just common sense.

 

[Kenny Hayes]

I’m a church hugger, but not a customer hugger unless they initiate it.
Wait, all my customers are churches