That Could’ve Gone Way Worse — Or Do We Watch Too Much TV?
Back in 2014, my husband and I decided that we wanted to visit a shopping center a state away. We got the address from Google and headed off on the two-hour drive.
Everything was going fine until we got into the city for the shopping center. Our GPS had taken us to a different building. Where we’re from, it’s completely normal to ask other businesses about a location if lost.
My husband pulled into the first business he saw and got out to go in. What I noticed — but my husband didn’t — was the big sign right out front of the business: “Federal Bureau Of Investigation Field Office.”
I laughed as I watched my husband go up to a door and try to open it. It was locked. Not realizing where he was, he just knocked until another man walked up to the other side of the door. The man was confused but gave my husband directions to the shopping center which was right next door.
When my husband got back in the car, he seemed confused by the interaction and why they wouldn’t open the door until I pointed out the sign.
Now it’s become a regular joke in our family. If we’re lost, find the FBI field office; they know where we’re headed.
Question of the Week
What is the most stupid reason a customer has asked to see your manager?