[SamAdams76]

[Ellendra]

I do not want being thinked of as being a senior citizen and I do not want a discount.

Keep talking like that, and no one will think of you as a senior citizen.

A five year old, maybe. But not a senior citizen.

[SaraJohnson]

Alright young fellow. Toss your money over to Free Republic.
: )

[Jane Long]

A guy at our office is having a tough time with turning 40.

The folks who are 60+ say that turning that age is easy breezy.

🤷🏼‍♀️

[be-baw]

I keep forgetting that I’m a senior citizen. I’m all for discounts. I just have to remember to ask for them.

[Oscar in Batangas]

Well, SortaSeniorSam, why not take the discount and toss it in the collection basket at church or the Salvation Army Kettle or the local Marines Toys-for Tots campaign solicitation or....?

Seems like the business doesn’t need it or they wouldn’t offer it to you.

[jy8z]

I shed way too much blood, sweat and tears earning each wrinkle on my brow and grey hair on my head to give them up now.

Besides I thinked I wear them with pride now!

[Not A Snowbird]

I have no problem collecting my senior discount.

“thinked of”?

[freedumb2003]

Funny.

I am on vacation in Pto Vallarta and a guy on the plane had a hat that said (in bright big letters): “Don’t forget my SENIOR discount!”

[choctaw man]

I always ask for the senior coffee at McDonald’s...lol

[savedbygrace]

I am convinced. You are Q.

[JoeProBono]

[LostInBayport]

My mother would boast quite often to me about the ten percent discount she enjoyed as a senior (over age 55) for more than a year at her grocery store. It applied to everything if you were a senior and showed up on Tuesday!

They have since discontinued or modified it somehow, but I would have gladly taken that discount. I don’t care if someone thinks I’m old; chances are I already think they’re stupid!

[McGruff]

My neice just posted a funny video on Facebook.

My 98 year old father-in-law’s reaction when he finds out how old he really is!

(Warning: foul language)

https://www.facebook.com/norma.nesci?hc_ref=ARTeIuYWjfOmCWvVphbKZ9BAYAyZRnqqS5ovb5tbzLI_Y50q-ztRJyGFuFLrYkcOcKU&fref=nf

Hope you all can see it.

[Steve_Seattle]

The only reason I take senior discounts in restaurants is that I want smaller portions. A typical diner meal is about twice as much as I want, and that was true even when I was much younger.

[KC Burke]

My dad was pushing 90, had a bad back, required a cane to walk and was very compromised with a cardiac condition. He refused to get a handicap plate and felt handicap parking should be used by really crippled people and would never use it.

He made 90. In fact lived 13 months past a huge strokes

[Baynative]

My local Home Depot give veterans 10% discount on everything. I am glad to take that service advantage.

[sageburn]

Lol, I’m 59, long shoulder-length silver/white hair and long, drooping, Viking moustache. Triple, thick hoop and rings piercings in both ears. I have enjoyed getting “senior discount” on many things for several years. The young ones give it to me because they say “dude, that’s so cool”. I’ll take it! I surprise a lot of people, thirty plus years of law enforcement and municipal court judge.

[vladimir998]

Take the discount. That way you can buy more ammo.

Priorities.

[nopardons]

Having a “bad” day, my old friend?

[TADSLOS]