How to interpret employer's weird emoji?

[PinkGlitter17]

I started working a couple of weeks ago, after being a SAHM with my DS who's now 3. Job in a little cafe. I did one Tuesday shift, and I'd made it clear that until I could get a nursery place on Wednesdays, I was available Mon & Tues.
Employer texted me yesterday to see if I could work tomorrow, so I checked with nursery to find out whether Weds were a possibility. Nursery said not till July, so I told this to employer, but said that I was still looking for work so if she needed anyone Mon & Tues, to give me a shout.
Employer replied "OK no worries 😆".
I'm a bit thrown! At first, I decided that maybe she was just showing a high level of smile iyswim, then I got the feeling it was a bit less friendly than that. If she wants to be nasty, that's her affair. I just thought it was an out-of-place emoji. She's known from the start that I was working on sorting a nursery place for Wednesdays, but these things are slow going. Looks like I've lost the job before it even started. I'm well peed off.

have you created two threads about this Op ?

You're massively jumping the gun here!! People press the wrong emoji all the time. Don't burn your bridges with this job because of a miscommunication. Just wait and see if they offer you more work. If not then keep looking.

She pressed the wrong emoji. It was meant to be a smile.

You are seriously overthinking a typo.

Wtf?! That's not a nasty/annoyed/pissed off smiley

You're massively overreacting. That's a nice smiley.

A lot of people use the wrong emoji. Unless a teenager has texted you, best to assume she's made a mistake.

That emoji is a smile isn't it

You're way overthinking it. Most likely it's meant to be a normal smile and she just pressed the wrong one?

Either she has pressed the wrong one or it looks different in her phone to yours.

That's a nice smilie. I don't understand what the issue is?

It's meant to be a smile I'd say.What on earth do you think she meant?

It depends what phone she's using too. If I send a grin to an iPhone user, it comes out like a grimace.

Hell. It was my paranoid caffeine brain/anxiety/introversion talking. Sorry if it reads badly, I get really obsessive about stuff. I totally agree that I'm massively overthinking it.

I'm guilty of that too at times. I've trained myself into sleeping on things before I respond/act. It makes a huge difference.

It's all good Pink we MNers are always happy to give you a good virtual shake.

Hey, errr.....thanks.....