Have a nice day sir

[Mike Gallo]

Lately I have experienced a new phenomenom in my life.
People younger than me and older than me refer to me as sir.

I will give two examples from yesterday. I usually wear a suit most days to work and the days I do not wear a suit I will wear a dress shirt and dress slacks. I turn 40 in three months, so I must appear "old".

Yesterday morning as I left my local Wa-Wa I waited to hold the door for a man in his early sixties. He thanked me and said "have a nice day sir".

Later on in the day I went to a local supermarket for lunch. I had a conversation with a woman in her mid fifties. We parted ways and as she left she told me to "have a nice day sir"

At what age does a man become a sir?

[Paul B.]

Using words like "sir" is just being polite, which has little to do with age.

[doubLe a tom]

im 20 and people call me sir all the time.

[ThaSaltCracka]

I'll say "sir" to any random person, and it has nothing to do with age. I've also had people say it to me, and I am 25.

[ClassicBob]

I'm 23, am called sir all the time, and call those both younger and older than me sir.

[Mike Gallo]

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Sheeeshhh, the beginnings of my mid life crisis... [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]

[NT!]

[Kimbell175113]

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[mason55]

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edit: i just realized that's lucy but whatever i'm leaving it

[mason55]

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