I got asked if I was a senior. AGAIN.

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Meh, There are lots of people who look significantly older than they are. Usually they’re overweight and have graying hair. It’s very easy to look like a grandma if you’re plump with salt and pepper hair and a few wrinkles.

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Anonymous wrote:Meh, There are lots of people who look significantly older than they are. Usually they’re overweight and have graying hair. It’s very easy to look like a grandma if you’re plump with salt and pepper hair and a few wrinkles.

Agreed. Also, if you have large "loaf of bread" looking bosom, that will also age you. Big breasts are matronly and have the opposite effect when you get older.

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Anonymous wrote:I got asked this question one month after I turned 60. (I've got 2 kids in HS) But I was happy with the 10% grocery discount.

which stores provide that?

Harris Teeter, on Thursday.

I accepted my senior discount from the high school age cashier when I was 45, ha.

Anyone over 40 look ancient to people in their 20s and under.

Thank you. Alas I don't have a H-T near me. Any other markets offer this discount?

I’m 62 and at this point I can’t deny that I look at least in my late 50s and yet no one has ever asked if I want a senior discount.

I just checked on Harris Teeter since this sounds great, but it’s only 5 percent. https://www.harristeeter.com/pr/club-60-senior-discount