Please Go, You Will Not Be Mist

Aug. 10th, 2025 07:00 pm
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Customer: "Disgusting! You're doing drugs! Just you wait until I tell your manager about this!"
Me: "I'm just vaping, and I'm off the clock. What I do on my own time is none of your business."

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Aug. 10th, 2025 06:05 pm
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I signed up for an elective course in college that satisfies my social science minor, a sex education lecture only class. At the time such a class was unheard of (this was shortly after God made dirt, long time ago). We made AP wire service news over it. There were 5 films throughout the class […]

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This Elevator Is Rising In Tension

Aug. 10th, 2025 05:55 pm
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Woman: "You know what I can’t stand? These Mexicans. They come here, take over everything, can’t even speak English half the time—"
The air in the elevator shifts. You can feel everyone stiffen.

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Volvo-Oh-No

Aug. 10th, 2025 05:45 pm
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Me: "Oh my god… that’s my car!"
Police Officer: "Ma’am, are you the owner?"
Me: "Yes, what happened?"
The officer gestures towards the kid, who is sitting dazed with an oxygen mask.

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Constantly Lamb-usted

Aug. 10th, 2025 05:00 pm
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Customer: "I want a lamb burger, no bun, without salad, with a salad on the side."
Cashier: "So, the salad from the burger on the side or one of the other salads?"
Customer: "No, no salad."

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Customer: "Hey, doesn’t your policy say if something rings up wrong, it’s free?"
Me: "That’s only if you actually pay the wrong price. I fixed it before you paid, so the policy doesn’t apply."
Customer: "It rang up wrong! I want it for free!"

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My grandparents and I were over for dinner, and my mom mentioned that she may go over and talk to them about NOT starting up at 5 AM and waking everyone up.
My grandpa, whom I've only ever heard talk about books or the stock market and stuff, just pipes in with:
Grandpa: "Or just sneak over and put sawdust in their gas tanks."

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Stopping To Chew The Fat

Aug. 10th, 2025 01:30 pm
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Kid: *Munching on a biscuit.* "Do you have a baby in your belly?"
Me: "No. I'm just a large person."
His face scrunched up a little:
Kid: "I don't get it."
Me: "I don't have a baby in my belly, I'm just fat."

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When Exact Change Is Very Exacting

Aug. 10th, 2025 01:00 pm
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Customer: "That’ll be a hundred and one cents for you."
He slides me $100 and a penny. I enter it into the system, and the screen spits out the exact change I need to hand back. Then, just as I’m pulling out the bills, he digs back into his pocket.
Customer: "Oh, wait! I’ve got the rest of the change here somewhere. Let’s make this exact!"

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Aug. 10th, 2025 12:45 pm
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I spent my K-12 years in Christian schools, but chose to get my English degree at a nonreligious college. This means that I end up being the walking reference book for whenever a Biblical reference shows up in our class texts. I’ve just mentioned that the short story we’ve read is similar to the story […]

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Runaway Success

Aug. 10th, 2025 12:30 pm
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[Boy] was the exact opposite of what a teacher wants out of a student; he was a disruption and a distraction that could bring the entire classroom to a halt single-handedly. As a teen who was still relatively inexperienced with children, I didn't have a clue how to handle him.

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Aug. 10th, 2025 12:15 pm
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We have a small chatroom we use to communicate with our team at work. Our manage just got back after a few days vacation and asked if there was anything important happening while he was gone. coworker 1: “Well I took to the streets to mete out vigilante justice as the hero this town deserves, […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 11:45 am
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I work in an elementary school, and today while I was outside helping kids onto the bus, I saw the principal hanging a new sign on the gate to the playground. Curious, I asked what was going on. Apparently, every Sunday morning, a group of three cars pull up, let 5 dogs out into the […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 11:30 am
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I work at a debt collection agency, one step below the police but one step above the actual collectors. We often get the small cases from the police that is not worth the time of the police. One such batch arrives to us and we immediately begin to process it. I am at the IT […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 11:00 am
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Was working as a cashier Woman comes and tells me not to make her bags too heavy please I place a large bottle of apple juice in the bag alone (this was back when we had glass jars) She tells me the bag is too heavy. I tell her it only has one jar of […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 10:30 am
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So a couple weeks ago I met a pigeon. This one is special. His name is Noah and he is best friends with the human who raised him. He stays on her arm, happy as a clam, without a lead to keep him there. I was with my bestie, who was talking to a guy […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 10:00 am
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I have recently been diagnosed with AML and have just gotten home after a 3-week stay in the hospital. While there, NAR kept me entertained when I got tired of watching commercial TV. Most of the nurses and other staff were awesome, but there were a couple of things that happened that made me wonder […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 09:30 am
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The buses near me are £2 for a single ticket. They don’t do return tickets anymore, and I don’t travel enough for the day or week tickets, so it’s cheaper to just buy two £2 single tickets whenever I use them. The other day I was about to tap my card when I noticed the […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 09:00 am
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I found a work in an international company’s newest subsidiary in 2021. The idea was to put everything from the company’s cloud storage into one server. One day, in 2022’s February, we lost connection with the server. Every data, including employment, was there. Everyone paniced, the IT techs got together on a zoom call. Eventually, […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 08:30 am
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It is important to note at the start of this story that: 1) My father used to work in IT departments for various places, including a couple state governments; 2) He does not have dementia, or any other brain problems. This story starts with the router mysteriously deciding that no, in fact, we don’t need […]

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Aug. 10th, 2025 08:00 am
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One former employer had a man killed by a conveyor belt . . . he turned it off, removed the safety guards, taped down the safety switches, turned the belt back on, and reached into the pinch point . . . the belt drug him in and killed him. It actually was necessary to turn […]

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What An ID-iot, Part 2

Aug. 9th, 2025 11:00 pm
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He grabs a twelve-pack and puts it on the counter.
Me: "Can I see your ID, please?"
He hands me his ID, and my friends, this fake ID did literally every single thing wrong.

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Aug. 9th, 2025 06:05 pm
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I’m Australian but spent several years traveling overseas where I met my Spanish husband backpacking. He had heard from other backpackers that Aussies have our own version of English and I have confused him on more then one occasion. We have been living in Australia for a few weeks when this conversation takes place with […]

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Table, Toss, Trash

Aug. 9th, 2025 05:45 pm
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I went and put my full fountain drink on a table and headed to pick up my order from the front. Not thirty seconds later, a customer walks in with her husband. She heads straight to my table, picks up my drink, tosses it out, and then calmly walks back in line to order at the cashier.

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I'm driving a bus through a particular part of town known for... The oldest profession. I pull up to a bus stop, and a woman, roughly seventy, in a house dress, is getting on board, when a much younger woman wearing very little walks by.
Old Woman: *Eyeing the younger woman.* "That's TERRIBLE! TERRIBLE! Isn't that TERRIBLE?!"

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