I just took the "strangely accurate personality test" here and this comment had me laughing.

"Sometimes, ENTP's can be difficult to be around because they are usually right, but that is also their greatest strength. They are usually right."

I have a feeling that this comment is completely true. After all, I'm a librarian. It's my JOB to be right.

I am working at the reference desk. I'm wearing... well.. a fairly low cut sundress with a business jacket over it. I got a couple different compliments from people saying I looked nice.

A rather skeevy looking gentleman asks me why he hadn't seen me here before and I say I only work at this branch on Wednesday nights.

"Well, I'll have to start coming on Wednesday nights then!"

This is said after I've helped his father and him look up various competing portable toilet companies. See, they are starting their own Port-A-Potty business and want to know about competitors in the area and if they can print business cards here. I referred them to the local Kinko's for the business cards and the phone book for the competitors.

I thought he and his father had left, but no, they returned to ask another question.

I happened to have the latest Standard & Poor's "Outlook" on the desk and the rather unattractive fellow who was hitting on me asked what it was. When I said it was a periodical put out on a weekly basis by S&P and it had stock news and such in it, he picked it up and kind of cluelessly started thumbing through it saying, "I need to check how my stocks are doing. Hope I'm making money instead of losing it!"

I'LL say he's losing it. I don't know if the guy ever had IT. My goodness.