Posted by just plain jane on November 10, 2004, at 17:48:28
In reply to Building manager's, posted by Susan47 on November 9, 2004, at 16:31:24
Hey, There!
How about creeping him out worse?
I've found that when I allow my... ummmm....
psychological imbalances... yeah, that's what we'll call them...I've found that when I allow my psychological imbalances to guide my verbiage and behavior in certain situations, others involved somehow get the impression that I am "crazy". (rolling my eyes) Now, how anyone could possssibly infer that from me, well, I just cannot imagine.
In any case, yes, I'd say you need to take some sort of action. My suggestions: Keep a record of everything to do with this guy, send a note (keep a copy) to the father telling him what the son said and has done that makes you uncomfortable.
Buy and install a new lockset for your door, and don't tell anyone about it. Choose a time when it's most unlikely for anyone to see you working on it. Most of what you need to do can be done inside, with the door shut, anyway (the screws go in from the inside).
And please, summon up your best aggressive badass, squelch any victim feelings when he is around. (if you do or say anything scary to him make sure there are no witnesses) :0
just plain mean@ss jane
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