A few years ago, I had the second cavity in my life and I had to get it filled.
The dentist didn’t give me enough anesthesia so I could feel her drilling and hitting the nerve in my tooth.
This experience alone makes me want to stay away from sugar and never have a cavity in my life again.
After going through business school for two years without visiting the dentist, I decided it was time to make a visit a few weeks ago.
Apparently everything looked good. Â And it motivated me to try to brush my teeth after lunch, too.
So, now I try to brush my teeth at work some time after lunch. Â And I admit, sometimes I forget. Â I’ve got the worst discipline sometimes.
Once I was getting up from my cubicle with my floss, toothbrush, and toothpaste and the women who sits across from me (TS) goes, “What are you, Mexican??”
My manager and I looked at each other, saying “WTF” in our facial expressions.
So she says, “No, when we were in Mexico (many of our products are made in Mexico — our factory is there) all the Mexicans got up after lunch, every day, to go brush their teeth!” Â Apparently this was very odd to her. Â To me, it seems like good dental hygiene.
Wow, for a second there, we totally thought she was being a bigot!
So, every time I get up to brush my teeth, I joke to my manager that I’m going to go be Mexican (according to TS).
Remember how I told you that people are obsessed with the fact that I’m single?
Also, whenever I brush my teeth the same coworker asks me if I have a hot date that night.
Come one. Â WTF.