Honestly--not trying to be snarky. Note: I only know this guy in passing. Not even sure which dept./area he works in.
Guy in caf: "How's that baby?"
Me: "She's doing great, thanks. How are you?"
G.i.c.: "Still loving the Lord Jesus."
Me: [polite smile] "Mm" of acknowledgment.
G.i.c.: "You should try it. He's amazing."
Me: [another polite smile]
Fortunately, the guy's microwave dinged and he took his food and moved on, so I was off the hook for coming up with an actual response.
What's a response that says, "I'm not being a stuck up btch and ignoring you/being snarky," but also, "I don't want to encourage you to repeatedly invite me to your church/Sunday school/Bible study/prayer group?"
This never happened to me when I lived in Chicago, so I'm a little behind the curve in figuring this out.
Re: What do you say to this?
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Maybe she was eating toast with Jesus' face burned on it, and raspberry jam?
My best guess is that because when he announced that he was still loving the Lord Jesus, I smiled politely instead of saying, "Amen to that and Hallelujah!" or whatever.
Oh! I know!
Jesus doesn't like attention whores. <<say that to him.
Yeah, I guess I want to know why he thought you didn't love Jesus too.
I admit to talking with someone, and some times knowing that they have a relationship with Jesus just by the way they talk and carry themselves. They don't even have to mention Jesus in the convo.
This doesn't always happen, but it happens a lot. I hope that I have the same affect on people.:)
I just a friendly gal looking for options.
G.i.c.: "You should try it. He's amazing."
MinM: No thanks, I'm allergic.
WTF, it sounds like GIC is recommending a side-dish?