From NOT ALWAYS RIGHT: This Sounds Like The Start Of An Adorable Holiday Movie
When I was a teenager, I was working in a fast food restaurant during the school holidays. On December 23rd, two boys came in, and I was the one cashing their order.
Me: “And that’s all. Merry Christmas!”
One of the boys suddenly jumped and pretended to catch something in the air.
Boy: “I don’t celebrate Christmas, so I’m sending the wish back to you!”
Me: Laughing “But I don’t celebrate Christmas, either!”
The boy then turned around to wiggle his hands in the air.
Boy: “Go, wish! Make someone happy!”
The three of us pretended to follow the invisible wish trajectory before I finally gave them their order and they left.
Now, every time I read about someone getting offended by “Happy Holidays” or something like that, I remember that young children handled it better than most adults.
From NOT ALWAYS RIGHT: This Sounds Like The Start Of An Adorable Holiday Movie
When I was a teenager, I was working in a fast food restaurant during the school holidays. On December 23rd, two boys came in, and I was the one cashing their order.
Me: “And that’s all. Merry Christmas!”
One of the boys suddenly jumped and pretended to catch something in the air.
Boy: “I don’t celebrate Christmas, so I’m sending the wish back to you!”
Me: Laughing “But I don’t celebrate Christmas, either!”
The boy then turned around to wiggle his hands in the air.
Boy: “Go, wish! Make someone happy!”
The three of us pretended to follow the invisible wish trajectory before I finally gave them their order and they left.
Now, every time I read about someone getting offended by “Happy Holidays” or something like that, I remember that young children handled it better than most adults.