I require dating advice.

[_Janny_]

Ask her if she wants to get some coffee or something after her shift. Introduce yourself like that.

I second that. It's the best way to ask someone out, is seems nice, respectful and to the point.

 

[The_Commander_of_Offworld]

Be polite, respectful, and direct. Simply ask her the next time you see her if she would like to go out for coffee, or something like that, after her shift ends. If she is interested, she will say yes, and if not, then nothing ventured, nothing gained.

EDIT: And under no circumstances, should you use Facebook as a pick up line, or add her without her permission. Nothing good can come of doing that.

 

[Greever]

I say wait outside the supermarket for a couple of weeks and learn her routines. Then, at the end of her shift on a weekday when she least suspects it throw her into a large oversized sleeping bag, stuff her in your trunk, and take her home to mother.

 

[JanatUrlich]

I agree that you should ask her when she gets off work and see if she wants to go for a coffee or something

Or you could always just ask for her number and say you'll call her sometime!

You sound cute, I'm sure you'll be fine! Good luck

 

[Anachronism]

"What time do you get off work today?"
"7:30"
"Would you like to go have some coffee after that?"
"Sure, why not?"

This is probably your best bet; it's quite difficult to screw this up. On the other hand, for the love of God, do NOT do this:

i'm no expert on this but maybe you could wait outside of the supermarket and try to casualy walk in to her when her shift is over and then ask her out .

She'll think you're a stalker.

 

[wordsmith]

I say wait outside the supermarket for a couple of weeks and learn her routines. Then, at the end of her shift on a weekday when she least suspects it throw her into a large oversized sleeping bag, stuff her in your trunk, and take her home to mother.

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[Glerken]

When will people learn that a gaming website is not the place to go for dating advice.
However, if you need help, step into my office.

 

[IrrelevantTangent]

Looks like someone's been twitterpated! And no, I'm not talking about Twitter. But that would be hilarious.

Sadly, being a nihilistic otaku with no life, I can't provide you with anything any more concrete then, "I agree with Clashero and BonsaiK."

 

[goatzilla8463]

stalk her.... or not.

you should probably do what the majority have already said and ask when her shift finishes

 

[dalek sec]

Looks like someone's been twitterpated! And no, I'm not talking about Twitter. But that would be hilarious.

Sadly, being a nihilistic otaku with no life, I can't provide you with anything any more concrete then, "I agree with Clashero and BonsaiK."

Same here with Oracle, as being a hateful Dalek all I can say is pretty much go with what Clashero and Bonsaik said.

 

[IrrelevantTangent]

Looks like someone's been twitterpated! And no, I'm not talking about Twitter. But that would be hilarious.

Oh god, the internet has even given stupid meanings to Bambi! Is nothing sacred?

Nothing was ever sacred, my friend. Nothing.

All that can be done, will be done.

 

[lykopis783]

My sister and her husband met in basically this exact situation, (only she worked at Claire's so I'm not sure why his biker guy looking self was in there) so it's not unheard of for relationships to come out of these sort of things. But yeah, make small talk, find common interests, and don't be cheesy or a dick. Beyond that, if you're going to ask her out to do something, I would use something more like a concert or special event than just coffee. Start things off with something interesting that will no doubt get some talk going, rather than coffee or dinner, which in my experience at least, often ends in awkwardness if the guy isn't someone I already knew.

 

[Biek]

My sister and her husband met in basically this exact situation, (only she worked at Claire's so I'm not sure why his biker guy looking self was in there) so it's not unheard of for relationships to come out of these sort of things. But yeah, make small talk, find common interests, and don't be cheesy or a dick. Beyond that, if you're going to ask her out to do something, I would use something more like a concert or special event than just coffee. Start things off with something interesting that will no doubt get some talk going, rather than coffee or dinner, which in my experience at least, often ends in awkwardness if the guy isn't someone I already knew.

Yeah I was more thinking of asking her to the movies or something. Then I can figure out what movies she likes and dislikes wich is always good conversation material.

 

[Biek]

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Yeah I was more thinking of asking her to the movies or something. Then I can figure out what movies she likes and dislikes wich is always good conversation material.

Personally, I'd suggest coffee, or something more interesting before movies. You get to know a person better if you're sitting and talking to them or doing something involved rather than watching a movie in silence. Films can still come up in the conversation, and then at the end of the coffee date you can ask if she wants to go and see [insert film here] sometime this/next week.

It could be a culture thing, because I noticed multiple people saying I should ask her to get coffee somewhere while I must admit its something I honestly havent heard much over here. I don't think we wont be talking during a movie (softly) and besides, theres good lounging to do before (for as much as I know about THAT) and we can always get a drink or something after.

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

Serenade her. In the middle of the supermarket.

 

[Spleenbag]

Serenade her. In the middle of the supermarket.

For best results, use a small stringed instrument, and sing an Italian love song. You know the kind, all drawn out words and stereotypical Italian musical sound.