People come up with the weirdest conclusions
I was talking with a client of mine earlier this morning regarding new business and one of the houses I had seen for her earlier in the month. She stopped me cold by asking me how old I am. This is a question I had not run across before from a business standpoint.
Seeing as how age is irrelevant and I didn't want to get involved in a discrimination case, I was a bit taken aback. But I answered nonetheless. 33.
She then proceeded to explain why she was even asking. One of the homeowners I had met had told her that I was a 19 year old Appalachian State student who played his music loud.
Wow.
I can see where I might confuse some people, considering I am the father of 1 with another on the way and an Appalachian grad. So sue me for playing my music too loud!
It must be my baby face. Considering I still get carded for beer and smokes, I can understand the 19 year old look. It's a curse.
And if it's too loud, you're too old.
But I think the real problem was the fact that it wasn't country music that was blaring from the speakers of my car.
This one's for Lisa
WHEN PIGS FLY

When pigs fly is an informal way to joke that you will never do something. Example: "Do you think you will ever work at that company again?" Reply: "When pigs fly!"
goenglish.com/WhenPigsFlyVery helpful to use the saying in the way that it was meant