[DrewDevil]

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When I bought my "wedding ban" even the good-looking girl behind the counter agreed that I would be treated better.


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Isn't it obvious why she agreed?

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No because I mentioned it AFTER I made my purchase.


I'm also surprised by the negative reaction to this. Is it ok to exaggerate on a resume or in an interview, but not ok to do this?

I see people "pump-up" their resume all the time and people are generally encouraged to do this, what's the difference?

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WTF

Who says this? Who says it's okay to exaggerate on your resume?

Employers certainly don't.

And exaggerating (read: "lying") on a resume is different than wearing a wedding ring, because you're actually saying something that isn't true on a resume. Wearing a ring is not technically saying anything, though I think it is deceitful on a lower level.

But WTF saying everyone pumps up their resumes??!!