would she be my uncle?
This question was always asked by my drill instructor in basic training(during the first gulf war) to anyone who asked 'what if'. She was mean mean woman.
So my challenge to you is, next time your spouse, kid or customer asks you "what if', let them have it.
For example: Feb 12th.
Customer: What if I order roses for my wife and girlfriend, can I get a discount?
You: What if my aunt had balls, would she be my uncle?
This question was always asked by my drill instructor in basic training(during the first gulf war) to anyone who asked 'what if'. She was mean mean woman.
So my challenge to you is, next time your spouse, kid or customer asks you "what if', let them have it.
For example: Feb 12th.
Customer: What if I order roses for my wife and girlfriend, can I get a discount?
You: What if my aunt had balls, would she be my uncle?