I had a similar experience - they called me き, but fortunately they put an honorific 様 behind, so I know they still deeply respect me.
Today someone got really mad and called me 前, but they put an honorific お in front, so I know they still respect me
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The HR in my company told me that an interviewee once used kisama during an interview because that person actually think that it is an extremely polite word.
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People using お in front of れ must have a strong ego too.
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That's what makes わがはい so casual. No お!
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now I'm thinking about that "Thine Honorable Boobies" tweet Thine Honorable Mae
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once someone called me key-sama, I was really surprised that they knew my first name and they respected me deeply- i’ve never even seen them before!
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