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I think my Optometrist is a creeper (1 Viewer)

Baloney Sandwich

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I just got back from my yearly eye appointment and I have a strong feeling my Optometrist is a creeper. Last year was my first year going to him and I had somewhat the same feeling but sort of forgot about him. I've read too many stories lately about monsters in our midst that went undetected that I feel like I might need to take action. I would bet dollar to donuts this dude has some really strange sexual stuff (like illegal) on his computer at the very least and wouldn't be surprised if there is much more to the story. Beyond the strong creeper vibe he gives off, he is stuck working at a Lenscrafter in the mall even though he seems like he is on the back nine of his career. I don't really know anything about the eye industry but my assumption is the folks that work for Lenscrafters are either just starting out before they launch their careers or they have had some type of trouble in their career, I guess I equate an older optometrist working at Lenscrafter to a priest that gets moved to a new parish after he was accused of diddling an alter boy or two.

The way I look at it is that I have 3 choices here:

1. I do nothing because I have no proof and perhaps he is just a harmless, weird eye doctor. Doubtful but obviously the easiest thing for me to do.

2. I reach out to my wife's cousin's husband. He is a detective in the city where I work and he seems to have a hard on for tracking down creepers. I'm pretty sure if I give him the slightest whiff of this optometrist's butt he would be all over finding out everything about the guy. That would only require me to make a simple call but might not be fair to this eye guy to sick this dude on him without any concrete evidence.

3. I put in some time to find out a little more about this guy. This would probably require at minimum two stake outs, one to follow him when he is out of work for the day to the parking lot to see what car he is driving and then another time to follow him home once I've been able to ID the car. I'm not sure that knowing where he lives helps out all that much but I would have an address, car make and model to hand off to my detective contact. The thing this I'm fairly busy at work these days so not sure I have the time to put in over the next week or so. I do have this college student that is doing a part-time internship with my company that I'm responsible for and I've been having a tough time keeping him busy. I make up projects and the materials he gathers for me helps in some aspects but really there would be no loss without it. I was thinking perhaps I could have him do the leg work on the stake outs. This seems to be the balance between doing nothing and overreacting so it might be my best course of action.

 
Did I miss the part where you explained why he was creepy? :confused:
I don't really know anything about the eye industry but my assumption is the folks that work for Lenscrafters are either just starting out before they launch their careers or they have had some type of trouble in their career, I guess I equate an older optometrist working at Lenscrafter to a priest that gets moved to a new parish after he was accused of diddling an alter boy or two.
Not sure what you're confused about. Sounds rock solid to me.

 
Did I miss the part where you explained why he was creepy? :confused:
I don't really know anything about the eye industry but my assumption is the folks that work for Lenscrafters are either just starting out before they launch their careers or they have had some type of trouble in their career, I guess I equate an older optometrist working at Lenscrafter to a priest that gets moved to a new parish after he was accused of diddling an alter boy or two.
Not sure what you're confused about. Sounds rock solid to me.
Old guy working at LensCrafters? Does Chris Hanson know about this?!?

 
What about having your intern do some internet stalking? I think you give him the optometrist's name and see what he finds.
good idea, that might be a good way to ease him into following the guy since i'm pretty sure that isn't something he thought he was signing up for when he took this internship

 
Very important that you choose the right location to assassinate the guy. Definitely stake him out for a couple weeks to learn his patterns, and it will become obvious when and where to do it as inconspicuously as possible. Good luck! I hate optometrists.

 
I can see it now

Baloney decides to contact his cousin in law

They go on a stakeout together and find the eye guy into some seriously sick stuff that can earn millions of dollars

Baloney finds out he has the big C and approaches creepy eye guy to go in on a partnership

He then leads his cousin law on for a few years while doing the creeper stuff right under his nose

amirite

 
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2. I reach out to my wife's cousin's husband. He is a detective in the city where I work and he seems to have a hard on for tracking down creepers. I'm pretty sure if I give him the slightest whiff of this optometrist's butt he would be all over finding out everything about the guy. That would only require me to make a simple call but might not be fair to this eye guy to sick this dude on him without any concrete evidence.
This is a pretty disturbed phrase. Are you sure it is the optometrist that is the creepy one here?

 
Somewhere on EyeGuys.com, there's a thread from an old guy talking about a how he had to work on a creepy patient. He just got a weird vibe because "Why would someone come into LensCrafters instead of going to a real doctor this late in their life?"

 
I just got back from my yearly eye appointment and I have a strong feeling my Optometrist is a creeper. Last year was my first year going to him and I had somewhat the same feeling but sort of forgot about him. I've read too many stories lately about monsters in our midst that went undetected that I feel like I might need to take action. I would bet dollar to donuts this dude has some really strange sexual stuff (like illegal) on his computer at the very least and wouldn't be surprised if there is much more to the story. Beyond the strong creeper vibe he gives off, he is stuck working at a Lenscrafter in the mall even though he seems like he is on the back nine of his career. I don't really know anything about the eye industry but my assumption is the folks that work for Lenscrafters are either just starting out before they launch their careers or they have had some type of trouble in their career, I guess I equate an older optometrist working at Lenscrafter to a priest that gets moved to a new parish after he was accused of diddling an alter boy or two.

The way I look at it is that I have 3 choices here:

1. I do nothing because I have no proof and perhaps he is just a harmless, weird eye doctor. Doubtful but obviously the easiest thing for me to do.

2. I reach out to my wife's cousin's husband. He is a detective in the city where I work and he seems to have a hard on for tracking down creepers. I'm pretty sure if I give him the slightest whiff of this optometrist's butt he would be all over finding out everything about the guy. That would only require me to make a simple call but might not be fair to this eye guy to sick this dude on him without any concrete evidence.

3. I put in some time to find out a little more about this guy. This would probably require at minimum two stake outs, one to follow him when he is out of work for the day to the parking lot to see what car he is driving and then another time to follow him home once I've been able to ID the car. I'm not sure that knowing where he lives helps out all that much but I would have an address, car make and model to hand off to my detective contact. The thing this I'm fairly busy at work these days so not sure I have the time to put in over the next week or so. I do have this college student that is doing a part-time internship with my company that I'm responsible for and I've been having a tough time keeping him busy. I make up projects and the materials he gathers for me helps in some aspects but really there would be no loss without it. I was thinking perhaps I could have him do the leg work on the stake outs. This seems to be the balance between doing nothing and overreacting so it might be my best course of action.
I think you should just post your feelings in a negative Yelp review.

 
I'd be on board of this guy were a dentist. Disproportionately high rate of autoerotic asphyxiations with those weirdos.

Instead, you just sound creepy for even worrying about this.

 
So you went two years in a row to a guy who puts his face about 6" from yours as he shines a bright light in your eyes?

Admit it - you were aroused, weren't you. You liked the feel of his breath on your face as he exhaled.

 
So you went two years in a row to a guy who puts his face about 6" from yours as he shines a bright light in your eyes?

Admit it - you were aroused, weren't you. You liked the feel of his breath on your face as he exhaled.
"Number One?" :optometrist touches Baloney's thigh:

"Or Number Two?" :removes hand:

 
I like how you threw all optometrists that work at Lenscrafters under the bus in one swoop.

Thumbs up

 
AcerFC said:
I can see it now

Baloney decides to contact his cousin in law

They go on a stakeout together and find the eye guy into some seriously sick stuff that can earn millions of dollars

Baloney finds out he has the big C and approaches creepy eye guy to go in on a partnership

He then leads his cousin law on for a few years while doing the creeper stuff right under his nose

amirite
This reminds me of another FFA story from several years ago.

Does anyone remember the famous FFA story about the FBG'er who was going to the mall to stake out/find the guy who stole something of his or something like that. Paging Mr. Pickles and the "notebook".

 

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