First impression make the deepest impression. For the sake of this site I hope you are not whimpster.
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The thing about it is I work with this person, did not seek him out. Originally Posted by DeznuttzIf you work with them, then I definitely would not say anything. There are several ways that could get really ugly and be uncomfortable at work.
Now on another note, I know a provider whose bf is an undercover cop. I heard it spoken from his lips followed with a shrug and then denial. PSSSSSHHHH-he was only Joking when he told me he was a cop, he says. Not him, he hates cops. So, is he? Or isn't he? Dare I say who? Fuck no. I've got only suspicion, nothing more. But that "joke" of his was not funny and makes me wonder, was he telling the truth and disclosing when asked such as the law dictates, then playing it off like he was just joking? This is something I would like to discuss further. Originally Posted by HunterGraceLol, there is no law that says a cop has to tell you he's a cop. That's dumb.