Grandpa Never Raised His Voice When the Teller Brushed Him Off. He Just Asked for the Manager.

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A new client spent his entire manicure bragging about the wealthy married man he was dating — when he showed me his photo, I nearly dropped the nail polish, but I knew exactly what I needed to do next. I’ve been doing nails for almost five years, and trust me, people will tell their nail tech everything. Honestly, becoming a nail tech wasn’t exactly my dream. But after getting married, I was struggling to find a steady job, so I gave it a shot. Turns out, I’m pretty good at it, and I actually enjoy hearing my clients’ stories. Well, most of them. Last Friday, a new client came in, a guy in his mid-thirties who seemed friendly enough. We were barely ten minutes into his manicure when he started talking about his love life. “Girl, you have no idea how lucky I am.” “Let me guess. Something romantic?” He laughed. “How’d you know?” “I can always tell when someone’s in love!” He grinned. “Well, I’ve got myself a rich boyfriend. Like, seriously rich.” “Good for you!” “He’s got a gorgeous house, takes me to fancy restaurants, buys me whatever I want.” “Sounds like quite a catch.” “Oh, there’s just one little problem.” “What’s that?” “He’s married.” Honestly, I’ve always hated that kind of thing, especially being married myself. But I wasn’t about to lecture a client. “Wait, seriously?” I asked. “Relax! His wife barely pays attention to him. He’s practically single anyway.” I couldn’t believe how casually he said it, but I kept smiling. Arguing with clients isn’t exactly good for business. He went on about expensive gifts and weekend getaways while I tried to focus on his manicure. Then he pulled out his phone. “Actually, wanna see him? He’s pretty handsome.” Before I could answer, he turned the screen toward me. And there he was. My hand jerked, and I nearly knocked over the bottle of nail polish. “Whoa, you okay?” he asked. “Yeah, I’m fine,” I managed. My heart was pounding, but I forced myself to keep working. I wasn’t about to let him see how much that photo had shaken me, especially now that I knew exactly what I needed to do next.⬇️ ⬇️ See less

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