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Mon 26 Sep, 2016 01:05 pm
I work at a school in the office, and recently ran into one of our parents at his place of work (which is a bar.) A couple days later he invited me to return, and during that we scheduled a time to hang out when we weren't working. (And yes, he's single.) We haven't exchanged numbers yet, and he acted pretty awkward (i'll admit he's a little odd in general) this morning. I was busy with a customer. He did initiate a little bit of conversation and gave a friendly, "I'll see you later!" When he left. I've become fond of the idea of giving it a shot. Should I just continue to be friendly? At some point I need to make sure we're still on to go out in a few nights.
@tictacti,
Trust your instincts about him being a "little odd"
Enjoy but easy does it.
@tictacti,
I think the line works well here. I will see you later ? perfect
@ifo,
Well we see each other most mornings because of the dropping the kids off at school situation. Idk. I guess I'll just when we're alone. It's just awkward.
@tictacti,
He knows where you work. You know where he works.
Why not give him a call to confirm?
@ehBeth,
I kind of need an opportunity to get his number (by asking him for it). I technically have access to it because of his kids but I think that's a violation of confidentiality. I'm also worried it will come across as desperate. I'm just kind of nervous that he may have changed his mind about going out. I guess I'll just play it by ear.
@tictacti,
The bar doesn't have a phone? call him there
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I would not recommend using his private number if he hasn't given it to you.
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In the alternative, give him a piece of paper with your number on it when you next see him.
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