LogFAQs > #888013180

I think it's kind of amusing that if she had asked him for his number instead while he was working it wouldn't have been considered a deal at all, but when it's the employee doing the asking it's suddenly creepy, stepping over boundaries, something to be fired for, etc. Like there's this weird standard where we view it as perfectly ok, flattering or whatever when people flirt with employees on the job (especially if you're the one being flirted with), but when employees do the flirting suddenly they're creepy people who should be fired and whatnot.