Day 6/100 of Rejection Therapy - Asking To Be Th Waiter For The Next Customer At Boston Pizza!

Today was definitely a more outlandish request. Which explains the instant no! But it was very fun actually. I felt like at first she was annoyed by me, but after a bit of chit-chat, I think it made both of our days more interesting!
P.S. I did find a camera that I think will work, but I don't think I am going to purchase it yet, because the vertical recording seems to be working quite well.

[@ShazyShaze]

Rooting for you, bud!!

[@joebliven3445]

That was a great rejection! Good luck with your next rejection

[@spicysquire]

Rejection therapy helped me a bunch

[@EphraimSkipper]

That’s great! What was your experience?

[@colinfoley3885]

First, this challenge is rad and apparently works wonders! I haven’t done it myself but I heard about it on a podcast.
Second, I heard a tip about this challenge to alleviate awkwardness. After each rejection, I’ve heard it is helpful to say “thank you” in order to create an association between the rejection and satisfaction with the rejection. By thanking people, you yourself acknowledge that they are doing you a favor, which bolsters the connection between the “no” and your progress. Good luck with the rest of your 100 days!

[@EphraimSkipper]

That's very interesting, thanks mate!

[@Unicorns-rs7nb]

Rooting man! Good experiment !!!

[@gradientblob1014]

its about time that we break out of our comfort zone, right ephraim?

[@acebailey2478]

Neat idea!

[@bradleymcdonald6273]

NEXT: go up to a police officer and ask him if you could hold his gun

[@unclnis]

No is what we're going for here, isn't it? You vs you, not vs them. You're handling it really well man.

[@EphraimSkipper]

For sure, thanks mate

[@ThatOneGamerXD]

next: go to a local store and ask for all of the money in the cash register...

[@EphraimSkipper]

I think I’ll pass