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Worn Out From Chasing People!
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Yesterday i had a craft stall at a Christmas fair.
THREE people left their purses/wallets on the table and i had to chase them to return them. One woman was due change from a £20 note. I gave her some coins then turned away to go into my note stash for a £10 note she was due. When I looked up she had gone and I ended up leaving the venue and chasing her down the street to give her the tenner.
One man bought a purse I had made. I turned away to get his change and then gave it to him. Just after he left I noticed that all the remaining purses on my table had vanished. I again ended up leaving the venue and chasing him down the street. He denied stealing them so I grabbed his shopping bag off him and lo and behold there were the missing purses. I look them back, had a harsh word or two with him.....I may have used several words unsuitable for a lady like me to use....and them dropped his shopping bag in a puddle.
I was worn out with it all.
THREE people left their purses/wallets on the table and i had to chase them to return them. One woman was due change from a £20 note. I gave her some coins then turned away to go into my note stash for a £10 note she was due. When I looked up she had gone and I ended up leaving the venue and chasing her down the street to give her the tenner.
One man bought a purse I had made. I turned away to get his change and then gave it to him. Just after he left I noticed that all the remaining purses on my table had vanished. I again ended up leaving the venue and chasing him down the street. He denied stealing them so I grabbed his shopping bag off him and lo and behold there were the missing purses. I look them back, had a harsh word or two with him.....I may have used several words unsuitable for a lady like me to use....and them dropped his shopping bag in a puddle.
I was worn out with it all.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I once ran a charity bazaar and a very prominent member of the town offered to help on the bric a brac stall, as he did for many of the town's charity events......an old chap who limped badly and used a walking stick...always in the local newspaper spouting his good works.....
It seemed odd that he arrived with a suitcase...made me suspicious.....so after a little while one of our members grabbed the case and told him she was putting it in the kitchen for safety....he was furious..
The sight of our well known local doctor being chased through the church hall by an equally well known and now fully mobile "charity" worker waving a stick was memorable...
I had to block the kitchen door while she opened the case.....it was full of bric a brac from our stall.....and he swore he was taking it home to value it for us........☻
It seemed odd that he arrived with a suitcase...made me suspicious.....so after a little while one of our members grabbed the case and told him she was putting it in the kitchen for safety....he was furious..
The sight of our well known local doctor being chased through the church hall by an equally well known and now fully mobile "charity" worker waving a stick was memorable...
I had to block the kitchen door while she opened the case.....it was full of bric a brac from our stall.....and he swore he was taking it home to value it for us........☻
Can't beat yours or Gness's stories, but yesterday someone left their crutch at work, propped up against a side stack near the tills. No idea whose it is as I didn't notice it till we had a lull. This was at 8 in the morning and by 4 when I left it was still there.
How much do you really need a crutch if you a) leave it in the first place and b) don't return for it immediately?
How much do you really need a crutch if you a) leave it in the first place and b) don't return for it immediately?
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