B&M ettiquete question

[CigarNut]

I would constructively tell her -- something like "I really like your perfume, but it makes it difficult for me to detect the subtle odors and flavors of the cigars".

If that does not work I would tell the owner the same thing. Don't tell the co-worker -- it puts him/her in the middle of something that is not really their business.

[hscmit]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

I would constructively tell her -- something like "I really like your perfume, but it makes it difficult for me to detect the subtle odors and flavors of the cigars".

If that does not work I would tell the owner the same thing. Don't tell the co-worker -- it puts him/her in the middle of something that is not really their business.

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[mosesbotbol]

Originally Posted by CigarNut

I would constructively tell her -- something like "I really like your perfume, but it makes it difficult for me to detect the subtle odors and flavors of the cigars".

That is about all you can do. You can preface that it does smell nice, but is not "right" for this setting. I think she'll get it and not take offense.