Posted by 268dave on October 17, 2009 at 08:17:32 from (64.12.116.74):
In Reply to: JUST PONDERING MY PAST posted by northener on October 17, 2009 at 06:40:27:
Too many jobs to mention but my first paying job at age 16 was most memorable. I worked at a convention hotel center as a busboy, worked in the finess center etc..whatever was needed. I would take up room service to people at night. I'm just an average looking guy, trust me, but it was unbelievable how many older married women would hit on me when I was in their room. Must be lot's of frustrated wives out there.
The center did lot's of conventions and there was always woman business traveler's there by their self. One woman just let her robe open up and she had nothing on underneath and she just smiled. At the time 35+ years ago I thought she was old but in reality she was probabaly 35-40 years old. I was 16 at the time but I guess I looked older..or she just did not care.
Believe it or not I did not do anything. I guess it was my strict catholic guilt trip up bringing combined with a severe case of shyness plus the center was managed by a close family friend of my parents and my parents were super strict and I was worried they would find out.
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