I had a woman who was shopping with two young children complain that only one checkout line was open while she was standing behind me. An employee overheard her, and two more lines were opened shortly thereafter. Does that count?
I don't think so. There was no conversion. Nor any jumping out of bushes or cheering. Plus you didn't start it with "so". Now if you would have started it with "so" and the woman would have blamed the lack of open checkouts on the BFEE and the employee would have cried while opening the lines while everyone else cheered it could probably be a Bouncy.
I did have an encounter of sorts myself back when W was president. I've never posted it here before because it's not really a Bouncy. It was just strange. In order to give it the Bouncy vibe I'll try to write Bouncy style. Just keep in mind that this is a paraphrase of the conversation, but it is close.
So I went to the grocery store with my wife to help with the shopping. We had gotten separated just a bit as I was looking at the selection of Cheetos. I can't really remember exactly what I was looking at, but Cheetos seemed a proper fit for the story. While I was standing there minding my own business a guy walks up to me and says something. As I was focused on the vast selection of Cheetos I didn't hear what he had said and asked him to repeat it. I was still focused on the shelf and hadn't looked in his direction. Anyway, he did repeat himself and it went like this…
Guy: That Bush is going to do it isn't he?
With that I looked over in his direction and he was in his late 20s, wearing jeans that were 5 or 6 inches above his ankles and wearing one of those motorcycle helmets that exposes the ears. I just stood there silently for a few seconds then replied.
Me: Yeah. Probably so, but you know how that Bush is. Ain't no telling what he'll do.
With that the guy smiled, nodded his head and walked away. I watched as he went to a guy that was standing at the other end of the aisle and asked the same question. When my wife walked up I was still standing in the middle of the aisle watching the guy with a confused look on my face wondering what obligations I may have just placed on President Bush.
Wife: What is it?
Me: (pointing in the guys direction) Who is that guy with the motorcycle helmet on his head?
Wife: I don't know his name, but he's here all the time. I think he has a learning disability, but he's always happy and friendly.
Once she said "happy and friendly" I knew that he wasn't a member of DU so we went about our shopping. As we were heading for the truck I noticed him in the parking lot asking another man the same question.
There wasn't a conversion. No one cheered. No one jumped out of any bushes.