Weathering The Storm Of Stupidity, Part 2
My brother manages a DVD rental store. On a Friday, I pop in to share lunch. A tropical storm has been updated to a hurricane. A woman flies into the store in a panic, dashes to the children’s section, and grabs twelve DVDs. Upon checking out, she says:
Customer: “I want to make sure the kids have something to watch if the electricity goes out.”
My brother and I turn and look at one another and then look back at her. She is already out the door. We laugh and shake our heads.
Brother: “Does she understand… if she has no electricity…”
My brother told me she returned on Monday, in a tiff and all disheveled, to return the DVDs. She wanted her money back because her children couldn’t watch them; they still didn’t have electricity.
My brother comped her just because it was so hilarious, and he didn’t want her to see him laughing.
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