Tuesday, July 12, 2022

OH SHIT !

    The micro Manager and I usually go to the Jackpot Casino for lunch on Wednesdays. It's a special senior day and they have good lunch specials. We usually meet some other seniors we know and have visit. At least the micro Manager has a visit. 

     We can also enter a draw. I won it one time and it happened to be $400.00

    I wait for, and meet the Micro Manager in the same spot each week.

    It just happens where I wait there is a baccarat machine. Most Wednesdays the same individual is playing that machine. 

    Last Wednesday there were two men of Asian decent and they were playing together. 

    He would make his play , get off the stool and watch what happened in the game. They would chatter back and forth in an Asian language. I could not understand one word of their language.

    All of a sudden he exclaimed a loud  "Oh shit!" It was so sudden and unexpected that it got me chuckling. The only word I could understand from them was Oh shit!

40 comments:

  1. Micro manager seems like everywhere in our working lives haha

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  2. My middle son is married to a lovely Chinese woman and her mother lives with them and helps take care of their 2 children. Xiaoping, the Chinese grandma speaks very little English and I speak very little Chinese. My 6 year old grandson always translates for me and his Chinese grandma as he can speak both languages easily!!

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    1. Great story. Learning another language pays huge dividends.

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    1. Well, parts of the language is universal.

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  4. You may have misheard. He was probably appealing to Awshit - the god of Asian gamblers.

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    1. Awshit wasn't giving him any luck. I watch this guy most Wednesdays and he doesn't seem the win anything.

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  5. Oh how I wish I could speak other languages. Europeans are often multi-lingual. Not sure about Asians. Not this North American sadly.

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    1. Some of us had the chance but didn't take advantage of it.

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    2. I can't speak for all Asians, obviously but in my ex's Malaysian Chinese family, everyone speaks a number of Chinese dialects as well as English and Malay

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  6. I wonder what the expletive was about. I smiled to think of this scene. :-)

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    1. I don't think the right cards came up.

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  7. Best blog headline I've seen in a while! LOL

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    1. Now that I think of it blogger might have some rules that I broke.

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  8. Interesting story. I never thought I'd see a blog post titled "Oh Shit"-- it made me laugh. Thank you for that!

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    1. Well, you don't know me!!! Ordinarily , I'm pretty mellow.

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  9. :) Hope you had a nice lunch out and about!

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    1. We go there most Wednesdays as it's special for seniors.

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  10. Some words and phrases transcend language barriers.

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    1. It seems to be expletives that transcend.

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  11. Some phrases transfer easily between languages.

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    1. Yes and many are of the expletive variety.

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  12. That is so funny! I didn't think it sounded like you, saying such an ugly word. :)

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    1. It was funny hearing it from this guy. Ordinarily , I'm pretty mellow and you won't be seeing anything similar for a long time.

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  13. Everyone understands those words and probably can add a few more too. :)

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  14. I'm sure any two word ejaculation would arouse the interest of anyone who overheard.

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    1. And there are lots of two word expletives.

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  15. I will hazard a guess to say that he was not winning....

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  16. "OH SHIT" Universal expression! HAHA

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  17. LOL, I wonder if he just lost his money. Take care, have a great day!

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  18. Lovely story - really made me laugh.

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  19. Sorry Red ny comment has appeared as Anonymous - it is from Weaver.

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  20. You see? Picking up a second language is easy. 😀

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  21. I remember when we were little, my mom would say, "ekkuso" when something went wrong or she hurt herself. I would ask her what it meant and she would say, "Oh shucks!" I found out when I got older that it actually meant "Shit!"

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  22. Curious if they hit the jackpot, or, more likely missed it by one number. 😊

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