Today I sauntered over to Staples to purchase some office supplies and other necessities for my office. I must say that I really do like Staples. They are my favorite office supply store of all office supply stores. They tend to be clean and organized and always have what I need in stock. I know most of the sales people at "my" Staples because I go there on a weekly basis for work. But today, a new guy rang up my sale and as he handed me my receipt he says (get this):
"Have a randy day!"
Huh? Does this mean I'm getting old because I don't know the teenage lingo? Or did this guy really want me to have a randy day? The meaning I know for "randy" is not really appropriate for Staples sales people to use as salutations.
Teenagers out there: Please explain!
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Sounds like he's been watching too much Austin Powers.. uh oh! Does that make me old too?? NOOOOOOOOOO
HA HA. That's really strange. Bet you had an odd look on your face. I wonder what in the world he thinks randy means. Cuz, I am pretty sure the meaning you and I know for the word hasn't changed.
jeri
Hmm... I could probably ask the kids at school, but I worry I may jeopardize my job! Haha!
I think I'm totally unhip and no nothing about today's lingo - but I have heard nothing about "randy" being used by today's kids.. and I've been forced to watch all of these HSM2 shows, etc.. so puh-LEASE!!
Did you laugh?
Maybe he said, "Have a Randy Clay!"
You just misunderstood him. He knew where you go to church.
you go to church with randy clay?!?! seriously?
Breanna - Randy Clay is our preacher ... do you know him? Or were you just kidding and now I look like a fool for taking you seriously?
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