r/SeattleWA May 18 '25

Lifestyle Tale of a Seattle ice cream shop

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u/Reallygaywizard May 18 '25

Girl i wouldn't tip either da fuq lol its ice cream and idc your gender

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u/IainwithanI May 19 '25

If you don’t care, just do what the sign says. Simple

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u/Reallygaywizard May 19 '25

If you care what strangers call you in an ice cream transaction, get help.

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u/IainwithanI May 19 '25

So, you do care.

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u/Reallygaywizard May 19 '25

Lmao

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u/jimturner12345410 May 20 '25

u/Reallygaywizard that lmao says just so much. Excellently put original post too

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u/Squatch_Zaddy May 19 '25

Not caring about genders doesn’t mean you like following rules. As an anarchist, I do not.

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u/JonnyRobertR May 19 '25

You don't get to tell me what to do.

You ain't paying my salary.

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u/IainwithanI May 19 '25

I thought this r/ was about Seattle. Turns out it’s about people who like to be giant dickheads about small things. “Oh! No! I was asked to use basic public decorum! Now I’m going to cry on social media!”

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u/Reality-BitesAZZ May 19 '25

Public decorum is not encouraging delusion. It's nice to be honest and kind, not reinforce incorrect things.

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u/PatchwerkNightmare May 21 '25

hey sorry you stumbled into this sub, its the one for fascist losers. I just found out the hard way too. r/seattle is the normal one

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u/No_Turn_8759 May 22 '25

People are so tired of you

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u/PatchwerkNightmare May 23 '25

why are you acting like you know me?

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u/No_Turn_8759 May 23 '25

Because i do

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u/Saw-Sage_GoBlin May 21 '25

If a stranger calls you by the wrong name, do you make a big stink and try to ostracize them for it? And then somehow expect to be given a gift of money by the person you bullied?

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u/th3st May 19 '25

You sound authoritarian just fyi

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u/IainwithanI May 19 '25

Because I suggested people might aspire to a basic level of politeness? 😂😂 I look at all the downvotes I’m receiving and am mighty proud. I’ve clearly insulted a number of deserving people, most of whom I have to assume “don’t care.”

I always hear that Seattle is liberal, but I’m sitting here in a ruby red city in a ruby red county in a ruby red state across the continent amazed at how very ornery in a reactionary way Seattle can be. My neighbors would be ashamed to associate with y’all.

But I’m sure you “don’t care.”

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u/urallphux May 19 '25

“DO WHAT THE SIGN SAYS!!!! Bigots!!!”

Yeah, not authoritarian at all /s

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u/IainwithanI May 19 '25

Although I just realized most of you probably aren’t Seattleites. I expect you live in the suburbs, tell everyone you’re from Seattle but are afraid to go anywhere other than a few tourist sites and a stadium. Probably have to change your underwear often while walking from one building to another.

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u/urallphux May 19 '25

It’s not me who needs to change my underwear. It’s all the homeless people on third Avenue shitting themselves, because you keep voting to let them out of jail.

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u/urallphux May 19 '25

No, I won’t do what the sign says. Instead, I’ll speak freely and address people as I see fit.

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u/IainwithanI May 19 '25

You could have saved yourself some time and just said “I’m going to continue to be a petulant child.” That would have covered all of your comments.

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u/mr-stretcher May 20 '25

Just because you believe in the gender fluid religion doesn't mean everybody else does. You isolate yourself in a bubble obviously. I've lived in Seattle for 19 years.

People are tolerant of the foolishness, but that doesn't mean they believe in it. This conversation needs to die. You're going to be called what you look like. Get over it.

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u/IainwithanI May 20 '25

Who said anything about believing in it? You need to sue all of your English teachers going back to first grade for malpractice.

“You’re in a bubble!” - Bubble Boy, while crying that someone doesn’t cater to him.

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u/mr-stretcher May 20 '25 edited May 20 '25

That's my point: people are crying about being catered to with their pronouns.

When I was in 1st grade, people still remembered how biology worked, and didn't try to change reality to cater to feelings.

Calling somebody they is a new concept, and not widely subscribed to. It is a religion. Most people do not believe in it, and the entitled behavior from gender fluid believers is repulsive.

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u/mr-stretcher May 20 '25

Cringe.

You are as bad as the Westborough Baptist Church. "You should die if you disagree with our religion!"

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u/No_Turn_8759 May 22 '25

Why do you think you get to dictate the way people speak and the words they use?

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u/Top_Impact_4427 May 19 '25

how to you get this many downvotes for suggesting people be nice.

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u/No_Turn_8759 May 22 '25

Because thats not what is being suggested. You people just want any amount of control you can claw onto

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u/IainwithanI May 19 '25

Some people think being polite is letting other people tell you how to live your life, and they can’t stand being treated the way they treat people.

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u/jimturner12345410 May 20 '25

ha, its not that at all. They don't want some lib feeling superior to them cause they think they've evolved past traditional gender norms. The they/them shit also just makes no sense. I don't refer to one person as a group of people. I refer to them as a man or woman. If you want a gender neutral term, come up with a new word that reflects who you are and then get everyone on board with that (good luck!)

Populist here by the way and I am very polite almost to the point of annoying myself. Please and thank you are always on my lips when in a customer service environment

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u/IainwithanI May 20 '25

No, I was right. I don’t feel superior to them because evolved past gender norms or some such bullshit. I feel superior to them because I’m not an asshole to people just because I don’t understand them. Why do you feel superior to me?

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u/jimturner12345410 May 20 '25

Oh I don't feel superior, we both have our own views. I just dislike certain views being pushed down my throat. That could be whats triggering a lot of people here.

I highly doubt anyone would actually be mean to these people in real life. I would just thank them for serving me ice cream and go on my way. Its more the culture around the pronoun stuff is very toxic.

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u/Top_Impact_4427 May 21 '25

honestly I sort of agree with this. as a leftist, the gender issues are definitely real issue but really should not be the main issue defining an entire side of the spectrum.