Tokyojoe wrote:
Crossbones....yes, you should do it again. Next time play along with it.

I used to do that 20 years ago. I managed a 20 year old restaurant that always had something breaking in it. I was being paid to be a tight stupid, so I spent a lot of time in the hardware store that was half a block away. People always thought that I worked there and since I knew where everything in the store was, and I was tired of telling people that I didn't work there I just answered their questions. It went like this, "Excuse me. Can you tell me where the sprinkler valves are." "Yes. They are on isle 7 about half way down on the right. Second shelf up. You are talking about a station valve and not a stop and waste valve right?" "Yes, I am adding a 5th station to my system so I can water my garden automatically". "Well, you'll find everything you need on the right hand side of isle 7". *Finally notices that my name tag doesn't have the store name on it* "Oh, you don't work here?" "No Sir, but the sprinkler system parts are on the right hand side of isle 7". *Heads towards isle 7 with a confused look on his face* It used to crack me up. I found a dimmer switch for a lady one day and instructed her how to install it. She complimented the store manager on how helpful his guy in the electrical department was

. He came back and saw it was me and just started laughing. He came in to the restaurant a few days later with a fake "Employee of the Month" certificate! Good Times.

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