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So, I volunteer at my swim team area for the six and unders. Im in the third to oldest age group however I typically practice or race with the oldest, so they gladly have me. My crush is also in my age group and he helps from time to time. So one day the head […]

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Jul. 18th, 2025 09:30 am
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Ok, so. It was towards the end of Year 9 and my History Teacher wasn’t in that day. We had this cover teacher who is generally pretty nice. Now, we had recently had some changes to the seating plan and so it wasn’t on the system yet. When the teacher came in, she told us […]

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A customer walks up to the self-checkout with a pack of printer paper and a USB flash drive. Instead of inserting a credit card, he tries to plug the USB stick into the chip reader.
Me: "Uh, sir, that’s the card reader. For payment cards."
Customer: "Yeah, I know. I loaded this with fifty bucks at home. Shouldn’t it just upload to your system?"

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My sister and I rent a house with a nice yard that our next door neighbour’s cat seems to want to claim for itself. It’ll perch on our deck and chase off any other cat that wanders through our yard, and I’ve even found it sleeping in the garden under our mailbox. A couple of […]

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Jul. 18th, 2025 08:30 am
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I’m old enough to remember when Spell Check first came out. (Yes, I’m old!) As I am a TERRIBLE at spelling, I thought this was a God send. However, I did not realize that you really need to proof read your work after you correct your spelling errors. This lead to some funny errors. I […]

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I am playing Dungeons and Dragons with some friends. We’re all fairly close in and out of character, but my character has allied with the campaign villain, a manipulative vampire, and we have just ended a short but intense combat with said villain that ended before I get my turn, because we took an opportunity […]

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A Hurricane Of Expectation

Jul. 18th, 2025 07:00 am
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It's about a week after Hurricane Helene did her thing in Florida in 2024. A man walks over to the customer service counter at the big box store where I work. He places a cheap plastic umbrella in front of my coworker.
Customer: "I want to return this. It failed during sideways rain."

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About To Get Some Very Crunchy Honey

Jul. 18th, 2025 05:00 am
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I’m tidying up the front display when a customer approaches the aisle with silk flowers in her cart, the kind we sell for wreaths or cemetery arrangements.
Customer: "Excuse me, are these flowers safe for bees to pollinate?"

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Customer: "This is false advertising. It says Instant Pot, but it takes over an hour to make stew! That’s not instant!"
Employee: "It’s faster than a slow cooker, sir."
Customer: "Then they should call it 'Slightly Quicker Than Usual Pot' or something. I want to speak to someone about this!"

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What Do They Think Lava Lamps Are?

Jul. 18th, 2025 01:00 am
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A couple is browsing the lighting section, specifically a stack of Himalayan salt lamps.
Customers: *Dead serious.* "So… do these get brighter the closer you are to Nepal?"

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Jul. 18th, 2025 12:00 am
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I’m the supervisor in the prepress department of a small printing company. My now-long-gone supervisor used to storm in regularly and start screaming at me.
Supervisor: "Prepress has screwed up this job, and you need to figure out how it happened and make sure it never happens again!"

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One Saturday morning a dad storms up to the counter gripping a plastic dinosaur toy in one hand and two very dead AA batteries in the other.
Customer: "Look, I get that the batteries that come with these toys might not be the best, but these don't last longer than five minutes! They died in the middle of a teachable moment!"

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Signs: "Please use bar seating for laptops. Let’s keep the main tables for conversation and community."
A customer is set up at a four-seater table in the middle of the café. Headphones in, iPad on a stand, wireless keyboard, charger cable draped across a second chair, and a half-drunk oat milk cortado.

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Let The Man Cook

Jul. 17th, 2025 08:00 pm
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New Hire: "Uh… is he… always like that?"
Me: "Define 'like that.'"
New Hire: "He smells like a dispensary and hasn’t blinked in ten minutes."

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Scapegoats Don’t Lay Eggs Either

Jul. 17th, 2025 07:00 pm
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A customer is staring at the eggs.
Customer: "You see this? So much more than last month! Nobody wants to work anymore and gather the eggs! Those lazy immigrants!"

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Jul. 17th, 2025 06:05 pm
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(In Sixth Grade we had our fair share of trouble makers and one psycho teacher for English class. One day in particular, we were actually calm but our teacher was having it) Trouble Maker: *Calmly retrieves notebook from backpack and places it on desk. Goes back into bag for a pen but accidentally sweeps notebook […]

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Not Coining A New Way Of Banking

Jul. 17th, 2025 05:45 pm
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A customer walks up to the teller window and places a shiny brass coin on the counter with dramatic flair.
Customer: "I want to deposit this into my account."
Me: "...Sir, that’s a novelty token."
Customer: "It’s a physical Bitcoin. Worth, like, sixty grand. Look it up."

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A younger man walks up to the counter holding a still-packaged hiking compass.
Customer: "I’d like to return this."
Me: "Oh? What seems to be the issue?"
Customer: "It only points north. I need something that gives me all the directions. Not just one."

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