You Can’t Pin That On Me!
My partner and I are visiting my hometown to attend a wedding and see my parents. To style my hair for the wedding, I bring some spiral hairpins; imagine a metal double helix about thumb length.
As we’re packing up to leave once the weekend is over, I can’t find my hairpins, but I figure it’s no big deal and they’ll turn up eventually.
A few weeks later, I’m visiting my parents again and I find my hairpins sitting on the bookshelf. I pocket them and go into the kitchen.
Me: “Hey, Mom, thanks for finding my hair things.”
Mom: “Your what?”
Me: “These.”
I show her.
Dad: “Let me see. Aha! See, I told you those weren’t bed springs!”
Me: “Uh, what?”
Dad: “Your mother found those under the bed and was convinced they were some part of the bed frame you and [Partner] had managed to jounce loose. We spent a whole afternoon trying to find where they went before we gave up.”
Question of the Week
Have you ever served a bad customer who got what they deserved?