Their Poetry Isn’t Priceless Yet
Post Office | Right
| November 3, 2014
(I’m a customer in a post office, mailing a submission for a national poetry contest (the name of which is stated on the envelope). The employee helping me has been entering information into the system.)
Employee: “So. how much is this poetry worth if lost?”
Me: “Only my heart and soul!”
Employee: “I’m just gonna go with a hundred dollars…”
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