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Have you ever done a good deed and wished you had not.
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I was working in the kitchen of a flat today when this old girl from next door knocks on the window and beckons me and as I had not long been there and the kitchen fitter had been there for days I thought aye aye cap'n your lucks in here.
Anyway I went to the front door and apparently her mum and dad had been staying with her and they were leaving and asked me if I would take their suitcases down the stairs.
So I finished what I was doing and lugged 2 largish suitcases and 2 bags down 3 flights of stairs as they did not have a lift. They were going to the train station about a mile away and I said have you got long to wait for your cab (fatal mistake no 2).
She said to me that they had not ordered a cab and were going to walk to the station.
So I said to her If you want I will run you to the station in my car (fatal mistake no 3). So went to get my car from round the corner and came back and found another 2 bags and this old girl, her parents who had to be 80 if they were a day and what can only be described as a 120 year old version of the bird in the krankies about 4 foot 6" tall.
I thought oh sh1t what have I done I did not have any room in the boot as I had materials in there and all 4 peeps were going to the station, so I had to put the suitcases in the back of the car and I managed to squeeze the bags in the boot.
One of them got in the front with a bit of shoe horning and the other 2 managed to squeeze in the back next to the suitcases and I just wished that I had my camera as the little krankie one who was about 100 years old was squashed up like a sardine in a tin but when she got in my god the smell I had to open the sunroof and windows all the way home after.
Anyway to cut a long story even longer the original old bird who asked me to carry the suitcases walked down there as she was about in her sixties and I had her
Anyway I went to the front door and apparently her mum and dad had been staying with her and they were leaving and asked me if I would take their suitcases down the stairs.
So I finished what I was doing and lugged 2 largish suitcases and 2 bags down 3 flights of stairs as they did not have a lift. They were going to the train station about a mile away and I said have you got long to wait for your cab (fatal mistake no 2).
She said to me that they had not ordered a cab and were going to walk to the station.
So I said to her If you want I will run you to the station in my car (fatal mistake no 3). So went to get my car from round the corner and came back and found another 2 bags and this old girl, her parents who had to be 80 if they were a day and what can only be described as a 120 year old version of the bird in the krankies about 4 foot 6" tall.
I thought oh sh1t what have I done I did not have any room in the boot as I had materials in there and all 4 peeps were going to the station, so I had to put the suitcases in the back of the car and I managed to squeeze the bags in the boot.
One of them got in the front with a bit of shoe horning and the other 2 managed to squeeze in the back next to the suitcases and I just wished that I had my camera as the little krankie one who was about 100 years old was squashed up like a sardine in a tin but when she got in my god the smell I had to open the sunroof and windows all the way home after.
Anyway to cut a long story even longer the original old bird who asked me to carry the suitcases walked down there as she was about in her sixties and I had her
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My last very good deed was to stop my car for a neighbour when I saw her walking into town in the rain.
She had the nerve to ask me to pick her up when she'd finished her shopping, and like a mug I did.On the way home she asked if we could go via her mum's house to collect her dog which had been at the vets. (I'm not a dog lover).
The mutt threw up in my car and the neighbour never even offered to clean it up.
My last very good deed was to stop my car for a neighbour when I saw her walking into town in the rain.
She had the nerve to ask me to pick her up when she'd finished her shopping, and like a mug I did.On the way home she asked if we could go via her mum's house to collect her dog which had been at the vets. (I'm not a dog lover).
The mutt threw up in my car and the neighbour never even offered to clean it up.
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