u/La-Strawberry-6754

Just had a weird interaction today and wondering if this is a thing or if I’m overthinking it.

I was sitting at the marina alone with my 2 month old son in my lap, Sunday around 1.30pm.

A guy came over, 50s, tanned, small mixed breed dog (half beagle?) and he complimented my buggy (it’s a nice enough brand but very ubiquitous) and started asking about the baby, how old he was etc. Fine, normal enough.
Then he was telling me he “works outside” and likes how practical the buggy is.

Then he sat down really close to me and touched my arm and leg briefly while he was talking to me. I had my AirPods in the whole time and didn’t make much eye contact (he was honestly too close) which all felt pretty weird given I’d literally never met him before.

My husband was nearby with our daughter in the playground and said he’d noticed the guy. He thought I knew him from somewhere but I definitely don’t…
Maybe he was just hitting on me and using the baby as an opener, but the whole thing felt off. My mind went to “what if he’s interested in the baby” and feel sick.
Has anyone else had random men approach them specifically when they’re out alone with a baby? Is this a thing??

This whole story is odd but I know several people who prescribe GLP-1s to family members. I suppose it’s all fine and dandy until they report you, like in this case.

FFS

We had a visit by an absolute joke of a company - they charged $508 to lay traps and said they would return in two weeks to assess the situation. Getting them to do so took over a month of repeated calls and only once I left a detailed Google review did anyone agree to come for the follow up. I said I would edit my review if they showed up and did a good job. Then they cancelled the follow up visit three times, eventually requesting to come tomorrow (Sunday) between 5-8pm. The tenants have two toddlers so this isn’t ideal for them. I’m so embarrassed and just want to fix this situation. If anyone has had a good experience with a Toronto company, please share. Thank you.

Is Odysseus a surg reg? He gets stuck in a service job for 10 years before having to do another 10 years of training and fellowships, then once he gets through all this he has to fight 100 other fellas for a public job

I’m hearing SHO posts necessary for my scheme are in very short supply and I’ve been asked if I’d consider coming back part time instead. They are offering full credit for the post but it’s only half pay. It wouldn’t work financially for me, so I’m declining.

I thought maternity leave was well protected and now I’m worried about redundancy if they can’t find me a spot.