Is it normal that my roommate is defending this person?

So I was trying to get directed to the French and Francophone studies in my school, and I was sent to the operator who when I said French and Francophone studies spent about 3 -5 minutes asking me what Francophone meant and how to spell it. She did it in such a way that made me slightly frustrated because it was obvious she had no idea what the word meant and she didn't bother to just put French into the computer to look up the department, which is obvious.

However, I am only annoyed now because my room mate decided what [I] did was actually wrong. She told me, well why didn't you just say French Studies. When I told her I was simply repeating what was said she said: well the girl isn't going to know every department. When I insisted that she should have figured it out by French being the first word, she claimed her science department sometimes had a conjuction of words to described their department and if you only used one it could be the wrong department, but I insist that it is COMMON SENSE that there is not going to be multiple French departments, not to mention Francophone is not an unusual word, and with out proximity to Canada, it makes it even less unusual of a word. I knew the word BEFORE I started taking French. My room mate is a foreign speaker and already knows the word and insists that this girl who speaks English as a first language doesn't have any reason to be exposed to it.

She argued with me over this for about 15-30 minutes insisting that I was actually at fault and then saying I was making a big deal about it when in fact the only thing I was making a big deal about was the fact that she was blaming me for being annoyed with something that was obviously not my fault in the first place.

So, is it normal that my roommate is constantly defending someone she doesn't know about something so asinine that she should probably not even have bothered pointing it out.

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Comments ( 9 )
  • Darkoil

    I have never heard the word francophone before but it is pretty self explanatory, the woman you were talking to must have been a dumb bitch and that is why she has a shit job.

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  • seekingcleanfriendship

    Maybe it was the persons first day or something. Neither of you are right or wrong but i think ypu need to realize no one is perfect and cut people some slack.

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  • underager

    I am familiar with the word.

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  • thatmuffinman

    Bitch needs to stop picking fights over stupid shit. Good god. That was a wee bit harsh :x

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  • ccjigsaw

    My boyfriend is like that. He likes to see everything from the opposite point of view from me so he can fight me on it, when all I really wanted was a little empathy. Even "That sucks" would be better than fighting me :/ I feel your pain sista lol

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  • kellstar79

    Allison89, your one friends sounds stupid. In my country a rear ender is always the fault of the person who rear ends you no matter what. I'd say to OP leave it and realize that some people just like to argue about anything.

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  • suckonthis9

    This sounds so Canadian ( Canadien ) eh?

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  • Alison89

    I have friends like that. They only know the half of the story that I tell them , but still insist I'm wrong. Talking to them can be frustrating. My favorite was when I was rear-ended on the freeway. My one friend still looked for me to be at fault.

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  • Just_feed_me_Troll_Meat

    Too long, didnt read. Eat an ass

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