he's just creeping me out!

That is just horrible! I'd feel very uncomfortable around him from here on out and stay away from him as much as possible. I wonder if the man's wife knows that he does this kind of thing. I know some men are like that, stare at a woman's boobs, and some even "tickle" you but it doesn't make it right. He doesn't know you, and he's old enough to be your father.

That's really creepy, you did the right thing by telling your boss about it!

I can't imagine that isolation and sort of fear, since you want to tell him, "GIVE ME SPACE FREAK!" but i'm sure you are trying to be mature and stay professional at work right? i'm not sure of your work environment but maybe you could seek passersby to just kind of be in the area store? while he is around? heck I might even ask a homeless person to hangout in the store or the doorway, patrons and the creepy guy seeing others are around might make him think twice??? And never forget children are real deterrents with that, he might think about how kids are sponges they talk a lot and might even ask alot of questions, tell a lot of things, examples:Kid: "Hey mister why are you tickling her, why,why,why" at the very least maybe he will leave annoyed :-) And maybe if possible get any conversations recorded with a phone or digital recorder? this will back up many claims you have. never back down or allow him to think it's ever ok if you feel it's not. and one more thing some folks think that mimicking the uncomfortable action will make that person stop like if he touched your arm you touch his... no that might actually give him and excuse or a reason as to his actions towards you??? Just stand your ground.

You have more self control than I do. Someone did that to me when I was at uni and I punched him in the face. Hard enough to make his nose bleed. Then I told him that if he ever tried to grab me again I intended to aim a lot lower.

Sounds creepy indeed! Telling your boss was absolutely the right move, he should do something about it. You should feel comfortable at your work place.

Have you tried talking to the person one on one? Why not tell her directly that you don't like the way she acts.

Why did she not pick up her own pay check? We now know why he insists you should pick his daughter up. He wants contact and wants to be familiar with you. I hate situations like that. What did your boss say?

Letting your boss know that you don't feel comfortable in that particular situation is right, but also you really should talk with the actual person that was tickling your side. I mean seriously being that he doesn't even know you in a familiar way he shouldn't be playing with you in that way. It can very well be offense and disrespectful and at times embarrassing. Let this person know that you don't play around like that and you would greatly appreciate him not doing things like that to you anymore. If it continues you make have to seriously converse with your employer and take further actions.

That is really creepy! I would not feel comfortable with that either. It would be different if he was a friend of yours or something. But since he isn't a friend I don't blame you for telling your boss. I would have too. I do not like creepy guys like that, I have met a few myself in the past and it worried me whenever they came around me...