How bad is it?

so was at work today, I think my inital plan to ask her out at work wasn't the smartest idea. Seeing how there was little time for me to actually say it. So what happened was that I started saying how I was sorry for friday for turning you down but I ended up only saying "I was sorry for friday." She thought I meant that I was sorry for promposing to her so she asked me "Why are you sorry? You shouldn't be!" Then I asked if she was free tomorrow just as the rest of the guys come to us and she said "I'm never free, you kidding? School and work?" she pauses for a second and adds. "I'm free weekends though." So that was an obvious hint right? So we're in the changeroom and I ask her. (shoot me if you want to) "Saturday sounds fine?" and then she said "umm Idk." I know I didn't really put my all into this ask out but I'm planning to set it straight tomorrow at school. I think it was I picked a poor time to ask her out. I should have done it at school, not at work. Honestly, I think I left her more confused then offended but I'm planning to set it straight tomorrow after first period. I have a spare then and when she's leaving class I'm going to put in my all. If she's walking out with a friend, I'll ask to talk to her in private, I'll walk to her class and go from there: 1) I'm not sorry for friday, what i am sorry for is that I didn't take you up on your offer for doing something for valentines. 2) This saturday, movie and dinner at *address here* What do you guys think of my horrifc performance and my attempt to set things straight once and for all. I think that I wasn't mentally prepared for it, the workplace has alot of unpredictable elements. (today, I had to cover another co workers area because he was late, adding more stress) you get the point.

Heads up Mandophon, it doesn't matter where you ask her, how you ask her or when you ask her..if she needs/wants to go out with you then she will. If she doesn't have the want or the need, she never will.