Back in December I was randomly waiting for my bus at 22h and he passed with a bunch of people in front of me. Wasn’t expecting to see him so randomly in 300km away from Lisbon .
Casual sighting of politicians in public always remind me of one story.
Back when my friend lived in Barcelona she used to visit one caffeteria often, to get her coffee and croisant before going to the university. You know, it wasn't a place where you would hang around more than a few minutes.
On one morning there was a gentleman dressed in suit spending more than average time checking the menu, making a queue. She was behind him and not wanting to be rude, but in order to speed him up, she proposed her option. Gentleman turned around and said ''Thank you!''
As there wasn't any available places around, they sat together for only free table. They were chit-chatting about her Erasmus and occupation, when she asked him ''And what do you do?'' when he just casually replied ''I am prime minister of Belgium, you know.'' I bet her face was priceless.
gkarq on May 19th, 2020 at 01:27 UTC »
Back in December I was randomly waiting for my bus at 22h and he passed with a bunch of people in front of me. Wasn’t expecting to see him so randomly in 300km away from Lisbon .
Takiatlarge on May 19th, 2020 at 04:30 UTC »
you may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like
Kontrash_Pishta on May 19th, 2020 at 05:23 UTC »
Casual sighting of politicians in public always remind me of one story.
Back when my friend lived in Barcelona she used to visit one caffeteria often, to get her coffee and croisant before going to the university. You know, it wasn't a place where you would hang around more than a few minutes.
On one morning there was a gentleman dressed in suit spending more than average time checking the menu, making a queue. She was behind him and not wanting to be rude, but in order to speed him up, she proposed her option. Gentleman turned around and said ''Thank you!''
As there wasn't any available places around, they sat together for only free table. They were chit-chatting about her Erasmus and occupation, when she asked him ''And what do you do?'' when he just casually replied ''I am prime minister of Belgium, you know.'' I bet her face was priceless.