Another memory. She walks into the kitchen, sits down at the kitchen counter with me, and says, I just got a very interesting phone call. It was some guy who said he was doing a survey for the Maidenform company, and would I take a minute to answer a couple of questions. So I said sure. And then he started asking things like, was I wearing a bra right now, what kind of bra was it, and what size was it- You mean an obscene phone call. She looks puzzled, then sheepish. That would explain it.
The narrator recalls a conversation with someone who shares an odd experience involving a phone survey from the Maidenform company. The questions quickly turn personal, focusing on whether she was wearing a bra at that moment, the type, and her size. This line of questioning raises suspicions, leading to the suggestion that it might have been less about a survey and more akin to an obscene phone call.
Upon realizing the nature of the call, the woman feels a mixture of puzzlement and embarrassment. It highlights how seemingly innocent interactions can take surprising turns, revealing how easily boundaries can be crossed in unexpected ways. This moment encapsulates a blend of humor and discomfort, showing the complexities of human communication and perception.
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