Embarrsing another GDI wearing Greek Shirts

[UKDaisy]

OMG I had to post this! I was in shock!

So I was working at Victoria's Secret today and this woman comes up to the fragrance section and I notice she has on a greek Eastern Kentucky University shirt. She looked rather, and I'm not trying to be mean - but I guess I am anyway, completely undone. The shirt was way to tight and she shouldn't have been wearing it, her hair was very 1980's -BIG- ......I could go on about the poor appearance of this woman, but I won't.

I ask her if she needs help finding anything, then I say "I like your shirt! Were you an Alpha Gam?" (B/c AGD was highlighted). She looked at me puzzled and said "what the hell's an alpha flam?" I said "no no Alpha Gam, Alpha Gamma Delta - its highlighted on your shirt" She looked down and said - "oh, no-what is alpha gamma delta?". "Its' a sorority" I said. "OH -**** no! I don't belong to one of those. This shirts not mine" She seemed rather disgusted, so I asked if it was her sisters. She replied with a no, she had no sisters. I stopped asking questions and politely walked away.

Can you believe that? She was so mad that I asked her if she was in a sorority when , hello she was in a sorority shirt!!!!

[littleowl33]

Originally Posted by UKDaisy

OMG I had to post this! I was in shock!

Can you believe that? She was so mad that I asked her if she was in a sorority when , hello she was in a sorority shirt!!!!

I know this is really old... but a similar thing happened to me last year with a guy!! I was on a retreat (not a Greek one) at this place way out in the woods, and I saw a really hippie, earth-spirit kind of guy wearing a Lambda Chi Alpha shirt. He looked like he was in his mid twenties, so I assumed he had graduated recently. I ran up to him really excited and asked, "What chapter are you from? My cousin's a Lambda Chi Alpha!" He looked really disgusted and said, "I'm not a frat guy."

So naturally I asked why he was wearing a "frat guy" shirt... turns out he got it at Goodwill. Morals of the story: 1) Don't donate your old letters, because you don't know where they'll end up, and 2) Don't act so incredulous if you're wearing letters and someone thinks that you're *GASP* actually Greek!