u/loyal_slug

So my lovely partner and I have been together for seven whole years. I've been wanting to marry them since the 3-month mark in the relationship.

They really like Star Wars so my first idea was to go propose in Italy, but then I realized how the surprise would be blown instantly as thats pretty much the only reason we'd go to italy.

So then i thought, "well hey, we got together thanks to BTS, i'll propose at a concert" but the issue there is having to rush to get tickets and with my current work schedule? Its unlikely.

I've been watching a lot of 90 Day Fiance and the wedding fever is the strongest its ever been. I remembered that both my partner and our friend have been talking about bringing me to disney someday (specifically epcot). So suddenly the Star Wars theme was back in motion, except instead of proposing in italy (Where Anakin and Padme got married) I was thinking about popping the question in front of the Millenium Falcon.

The only issue is...I have no idea how to go about it! I want it to be perfect for them, but i don't know the first thing about proposing at a theme park! Any advice?

It was a very busy afternoon, I was putting my u-boat back as I was about to go on break. This customer then proceeded to open the door to the backroom to ask me if I could help him find something. I didn't really see it as a big deal as it wasn't interrupting anything important. He led me to where it usually is and then proceeded to ask me if we had the exact product that he wanted. When I told him I was unsure he replied, "Well can you look in the back for me?"

Sir...we have a ton of products back there, I am not spending the rest of my shift trying to find your specific product. I didn't say that directly to him though, I can't remember what I said exactly but it was something along the lines of "I'm not exactly sure where I'd find that in our storage, my apologies" (half lie, it would probably be in dairy but we have so much stuff scattered even just in that freezer and I'm still new to the team so) and then he kinda huffed and asked one of my co-workers instead thinking that she'd give him what he wanted.

Entitlement is NOT cute, you are a grown ahh person 😭