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pretending to be a student outside university
hello has anybody pretend to be a student like i have outside university
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erm, no. i often pretend to be a bunny rabbit outside pet shops though.
thebucketwoman
erm, no. i often pretend to be a bunny rabbit outside pet shops though.
Sorry that made me laugh 
philip2004 Sorry that made me laugh
Sorry that made me laugh 
toipot2
Ah right, pretending to be a student to get cheap stuff?
Or just to impress people? Tisnt really that impressive really though.
Do you wear a beret and hang around art galleries looking moody and interesting?
Or just to impress people? Tisnt really that impressive really though.
Do you wear a beret and hang around art galleries looking moody and interesting?
Well most places ask if you're a student. I have said that I was before and forgot my card (I was actually a student then technically though). Although I don't really see why it's fair that the student discount even exists.
devilbunny
Well most places ask if you're a student. I have said that I was before and forgot my card (I was actually a student then technically though). Although I don't really see why it's fair that the student discount even exists.
Goodwill. By offerening a discount, the students feel like they've got a bargain and it creates company loyalty.
It's not like comapnies are forced to give a discount. They choose to because they reckon that overall they'll get more customers and make more cash. And the fact that the discounts have been around for so long suggests that it works..
I pretend to give out sweets outside schools sometimes, but i never claimed to be a student! They just make that assumption....
philip2004 Sorry that made me laugh
Sorry that made me laugh aha my evil plan worked!
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Evenstar
Why would you want to pretend to be a student?
No idea whatsoever what he's on about...
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bodhisattva
haha..............d'you ever get "recaptured"??
not yet...
*twitches nose*
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