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Feeling recognised · Shorts · 0:27
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The cafe calls Deb Linda. She answers for three weeks because she likes being recognised and worries that correcting the name will spoil it. When she finally says something, the next morning's greeting is 'Morning, Deb. Your usual?' The coffee and the welcome remain familiar. This standalone Rosie and Deb Short keeps the awkward admission and the small, reassuring outcome together.
The full conversation explains how the first mistaken greeting became three weeks of answering to another name. In this Short, Rosie notices that the barista still knows Deb's coffee. If you fancy sharing an everyday story of your own, try a free chat with Rosie.
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Deb: The cafe calls me Linda. I'm Deb.
Rosie: How long have you been Linda?
Deb: Three weeks! I finally corrected her. Next day: 'Morning, Deb. Your usual?' Same smile. Right name.
Rosie: She still knew your coffee.
Deb: Yes. I liked being recognised. Thought I'd spoil it by saying something. She was just glad I'd told her.