Habitual liars
Posted: December 11 07, 9:34 am
We have a guy at work, 50 something who is an accountant, who I have figured out just produces a steady stream of b.s.. Not lies about work, lies about stuff you would make up when you were 10. The guy talks nonstop about himself, and the only thing I can figure is that he gets stuck and just needs to make stuff up to continue.
He's a baseball fan, and we were walking back from our main building yesterday. He has mentioned many times that his kid played baseball at Arizona State, which I don't think is true because I know his age and would have heard about him around this area if he was good enough to play there. So, as we are walking back together, somehow we get on the subject of Huston Street, and he drops this little gem:
Turns out, Huston Street and this guys kid were teammates at ASU together and that when they went to the College World Series together he (Street) was their SS. Oh, and his sister is Picabo Street, so I guess he's a good skiier.
I did not know that.
The kid also told his dad that he "had a really good arm and should think about pitching someday". I told him that his kid should have been a scout because he obviously had a talent for seeing potential, and then he switched gears into another story about how observant his kid was.
Quite a boy from what I can gather.
Why? Why, why, why?
He's a baseball fan, and we were walking back from our main building yesterday. He has mentioned many times that his kid played baseball at Arizona State, which I don't think is true because I know his age and would have heard about him around this area if he was good enough to play there. So, as we are walking back together, somehow we get on the subject of Huston Street, and he drops this little gem:
Turns out, Huston Street and this guys kid were teammates at ASU together and that when they went to the College World Series together he (Street) was their SS. Oh, and his sister is Picabo Street, so I guess he's a good skiier.
I did not know that.
The kid also told his dad that he "had a really good arm and should think about pitching someday". I told him that his kid should have been a scout because he obviously had a talent for seeing potential, and then he switched gears into another story about how observant his kid was.
Quite a boy from what I can gather.
Why? Why, why, why?