My “hits” with MX137 To Go tonight were crazy.
4+ sprays, all to the wrists. I say 4 +, because it was the beginning of the bottle and a little more came out than 4 sprays.
I almost forgot that I put it on when I left the house. I wasn’t headed anywhere special tonight… Just to the store to pick up dinner for the hubby.
When I got there, the first thing I noticed was that I couldn’t figure out what I wanted to eat. The more I wandered the aisles the more people I passed. Suddenly, people were coming out of nowhere, all smiling at me. It felt kind of like a video game, where little sprites come up to you and introduce themselves and comment on things.
There was a ton of crowding. Everyone seemed to want to talk to me, and when they did, they practically stood on my toes. Everyone was eager to tell me stories of little kids and how lucky I am to have the most beautiful child. The security guard, one of the women in the deli counter, and one of the checkout clerks all had different stories to tell, at different times.
Two actresses (can’t figure out what TV show they’re on, but it’s primetime) were all over me and my kid, standing practically shoulder to shoulder. They both pouted a bit when I excused myself.
When I checked out, people literally came from all directions to stand in line with me. The other checkout stands were open, and one of the clerks was even calling out really loud in her little Russian accent, “This lane is O-O-O-pen, people!”
The security guards hovered over the checkstand, too. For a second I thought I was in trouble but it seems they both just came over to smile at me.
When I left, a police car cruised by me. It stopped a few feet in front of me, rolled its windows down, and the cops in the car asked, “Lady, are you okay?” over and over and over again. “Its 11:00 and you have your baby out here. Are you sure you’re okay?” Couldn’t they see giant grocery bags? Didn’t they know where I was coming from??
It seemed odd, but I smiled at them and say “I shop this time of night every day!” And that seemed to satisfy them. They left reeeallly slowlyyy.
A few hours later, I went out for some midnight-snack foraging.
First I stopped at Famima, this Japanese convenience store a few blocks from my house. Upon checkout, the clerk looked around for 5 minutes to find something to give me for free. All the while, 8 or so people collected in line behind me. It was kind of awkward, but the clerk slipped a cupcake into my bag as I left.
I went to 7-11 to get a drink, and it was pretty dead. The only people in there were me, the clerk (who’s always a nice guy to me) and some other guy hanging out near the atm machine, probably buying a lotto ticket.
Out of nowhere, Lotto Ticket Guy exclaims, “You’re BEAUTIFUL. WOW WOW WOWOWOWOWOWOWOW.” It was so awkward! He just kept repeating this for a few minutes. People would walk in and check me out. They guy kept saying, “You’re not like allt he other girls in LA. You’re a natural! WOW!” My clerk-friend at 7-11 was all like, “Back off, she has a baby and a boyfriend” but that just made the guy more giddy. “I’m jealous! I’m SO SO jealous!”
I zipped up my jacket so it covered my face and walked out of there!
I wasn’t even half a block away before some OTHER guy was like, “How old are you, girl? You’re beautiful! Have I seen you in a movie? I work at IHOP and my name is Marko. You can come in on Sunday mornings and I will cook for you!”
Sooo.. In conclusion, people were really forward, nice and friendly, and very giving. Everywhere I went people were in good moods. Try this one out! It looks like a keeper!