I gave my number to a woman yesterday while she was working. Was this bold or what? Read additional details before answering?

[drivingjeep]

I first picked up a GrubHub order at this restaurant and that's where I saw her and talked to her for a few minutes then I got my order and left. The very next order I got was for the exact same place. So I wrote my number and planned on giving to this woman. So when I get there I don't see her and I have to ask to speak to the manager. So the person gets this woman and I give her my number. Now was this effective and bold or what. Or did they come off as an idiot the embarrassed her. I did fail to mention there was a small audience. So do you think she'll respond?

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[Secret6620]

I don't think she will respond honestly. I personally would have felt uneasy and a bit weirded out about a driver giving me his number after accessing my information from a delivery app.

It's just not a good approach.

[Secret6620]

Yay! Superb opinion

[WhitneySnow]

She’ll respond if she likes you. If she doesn’t like you she’ll throw your number away. What you did was bold but it won’t make her more or less likely to like you.

[oh_k789]

Shyness could play into the choice of not responding, though.

[exitseven]

You really showed some serious stones to do that. Wayne Gretsky said that you miss 100% percent of the shots you don't take.

[exitseven]

Thanks for the MHO😎

[Slartybartfast]

You really should never approach a women who is working. It's not fair to them and puts them in a n awkward position.

[Ghen30]

Well, I would feel really flattered if that happened to me.

[Slartybartfast]

@Ghen30 but many women don't like it and you can't tell who would or wouldn't. I'd rather miss every opportunity then be that guy.

[Ghen30]

It's a shame a lot of women don't like that. I think it would make my work shift all the better for me, because then I'd be thinking about it the rest of the time and wondering about that guy. lol

[Brittanyroseee]

@ghen30 then you seek attention and validation. I hate when random ass men hit on me. I feel uncomfortable. Its creepy af. I had a 40 year old man approach me on my lunch break at work in my car outside and he would not leave me alone even though i made it obvious i had no interest and he asked for my number.

[Ghen30]

I don't see anything wrong with it. I would have been really flattered, and that you went out of your way to give her your number. She might have felt a little embarrassed with her coworkers probably teasing her, but I feel like it would make anyone's day to know someone liked you enough to do that. If it were me, I would have responded back, regardless if I liked you or didn't, because that's the polite thing to do.

[oh_k789]

Were you looking at her countenance as you handed the number?
If you did, as you have to have done, you are in a much better position to judge her reaction than any reading your question on here.

[SnakeBoop]

That's weird.
People don't tend to want to be harassed at work. ESPECIALLY since you got the manager involved. Ewws.