would you ask out girl in Asda?

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arknor said:
maybe you should try talking to her a few more times or she will just think your some wierd stranger that wants to date rape her
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+1

If you see her again, approach her to talk, not to ask her out; then if it feels right just do it. If not, maybe do the same a couple more times. What's the harm? :)
 
If it bounces back just use a different check-out, a different ASDA is a bit over the top.
 
Just leave your number or something, if you get a call shes interested, if not then you know to use another checkout next time:)
 
RadoX said:
go for it. also now you've thought about it you pretty much have 0 chance since you will be to nervous and she will pick up on it. google oneitis
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i was already fumbling because i have talked to her before too!!

Originally Posted by [TW]Fox View Post
If she's working there at Uni or something sure. If she's a career-cashier possibly not
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im not handing out a marriage contract! but from the couple of convo's ive had with her she seems nice. ive done the whole Uni thing, graduated etc, i wouldnt hold it against someone if they had not!
 
Nickg said:
im not handing out a marriage contract! but from the couple of convo's ive had with her she seems nice. ive done the whole Uni thing, graduated etc, i wouldnt hold it against someone if they had not!
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Oh dont get me wrong I'm not so patheticallly elitist to suggest you should only date graduates, more that if somebody has chosen Asda as a career choice you might want to ask some questions thats all :D

Last time I was in there there was a 'colleague announcement' which literally just asked said 'Can we have a passion for service please, a passion for service, thank you'. I was only a customer and I cringed..
 
Nickg said:
ive done the whole Uni thing, graduated etc, i wouldnt hold it against someone if they had not!
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Not sure that was quite his point, more that someone who's aspirations are to climb the career ladder in a supermarket isn't perhaps the most practical use of your time to get to know and form a relationship with ;)

If she is at uni, then she has the drive to get beyond the supermarket ;)
 
[TW]Fox;15766018 said:
Last time I was in there there was a 'colleague announcement' which literally just asked said 'Can we have a passion for service please, a passion for service, thank you'. I was only a customer and I cringed..
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Dear god. Asda are particularly cringeworthy with their announcements but that's pretty dreadful.
 
Everyone has missed your main point for not asking... You like the local Asda.... Do NOT tell her that lol, sad bugger.

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Grab a basket. Fill with condoms. Go to her till. As she's scanning ask if she want's to be on the recieving end of them.

On a serious note just ask her. Go play some pool or something doesn't need to be serious. Worst that will come of it is she says no.
 
[TW]Fox;15766018 said:
Oh dont get me wrong I'm not so patheticallly elitist to suggest you should only date graduates, more that if somebody has chosen Asda as a career choice you might want to ask some questions thats all :D

Last time I was in there there was a 'colleague announcement' which literally just asked said 'Can we have a passion for service please, a passion for service, thank you'. I was only a customer and I cringed..
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some people are happy with regular jobs they dont need expensive cars etc.

Person > job

your not dating the job aslong as they are decent honest people and not leechs it shouldnt matter what job they do
 
Rich_L said:
Turn up at the checkout with a bottle of vodka, a bottle of tequila, a multi-pack of extra-large condoms and other assorted party equipment and drop her the most obvious wink and *cha-ching* you can muster.
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This! :D Also get a tub of vaseline and a cucumber! :p
 
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