Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 10:00 pm

Taste Buds, Taste Blood

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Enter [New Hire]. Three days after he's hired, he comes into the break room and sees [Coworker #1] munching on his third nugget and sipping at his shake. Without a word to ANYONE - and before any of us can realize what's happening - he grabs the nugget box and fry cup, walks over to the nearest garbage can, and UPENDS THEM BOTH.

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 09:30 pm

Rage Rover

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Then a black Range Rover came screaming up in the left lane at WAY over the speed limit, much faster than the Charger was going. It slammed on the brakes, parked itself maybe a foot behind the Charger's rear bumper, then laid on the horn.

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 09:00 pm

No Boost, Just Blast

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Customer: "What's good?"
I hate this open question because we have twenty-four base smoothies, plus about a dozen "boosts" you can add that enhance flavors or add extra health benefits.
Me: "Well, did you want any specific flavor range? Sweet? Tart? Creamy? Fruity?"
Customer: "All seems a bit green and hippie to me. What are those boost things?"

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 08:00 pm

Excel-lence Denied

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Among my duties around the office at a former job, I helped to streamline the various spreadsheets that are used by different departments. Most of them really should have been converted into proper databases, but that was an 'unnecessary complication', so I had to make do with what the bosses would sign off on.

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 07:00 pm

Stringing Us Along

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Customer: "Look at what you did to my necklace! You were supposed to fix it, but you made it worse! You need to fix it, and I want my money back!"
Me: "We did fix it. It was in one piece when it left the store last time. You were even wearing it. What happened?"
Customer: "You gave it to me like this! You dirty thieves thought I wouldn't notice! You probably think I'm stupid!"

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 05:55 pm

Putting The Con Into Contract

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Me: "I was told you are accusing my sales rep of forging your signature on the renewal?"
Client: "Yes, I never agreed to pay that much. I never would have. I told him to give me a discount, and I wanted to see it in writing before I signed."

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 05:45 pm

Closed Encounters

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The store is closed with a capital 'C'. The lights are off, the music has stopped, the back areas have been roped off, and the doors are locked.
Me: "Hey, [Coworker], I think there's a customer back there still."
Coworker: *Squinting.* "Oh my God! You're right! He's shopping using his phone's flashlight! He didn't get the hint!"

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 05:00 pm

A Formula For Disaster

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I work in a baby supply store. A customer is talking to me, but has a crying baby in their stroller. She gives the baby a bottle of brown liquid.
Me: "What’s that?"
Customer: "Oh, it’s Coke."

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 04:00 pm

So Loud With That Quiet Virtue

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We're in a meeting discussing some project work.
Coworker: "I finished [piece of work], but my team did a lot of the legwork, so I'll be modest and give them some of the credit."

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 03:00 pm

Roll Reversal

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I work in a stationery store. A customer comes over with a packing tape dispenser from our packing products section.
Customer: "I need this, but for left-handed people."
Me: "Could you repeat that?"

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 02:30 pm

Mom’s Exit Strategy

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My mom, like most parents, got tired of the "Are we there yet?" "No." "Are we there yet?" conversation. One day, it unexpectedly went:
Us: "Are we there yet?"
Mom: "No."

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We’d had both a blizzard and, shortly thereafter, an ice storm. Everything was closed and the outdoors was all ice on snow. I live in a very hilly area, and as I watched out my window, a moose at the top of a hill lost it’s footing and slipped. The huge moose fell onto the […]

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 12:00 pm

Zero A Day Keeps The Nurse Away

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Nurse: "Do you smoke?"
Me: "No."
Nurse: "It says here that you do."
Me: "It's about fifteen years out of date. I'm sure I've mentioned giving up since then."
Nurse: "Well, it says here you're a smoker."

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 11:45 am

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(I’m 17, riding in the car with my mother. Somehow she gets on the topic of my future. I have little interest in the conversation, but of course that doesn’t stop her from going on and on.) Mom: “…and you should study well so you can get an [X] or [Y] or [Z] kind of […]

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 11:00 am

A Self-Wipeout

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Customer: "All these tables need to be wiped down. Those tables over there need to be wiped, and all these tables over here are dirty. Everything in here is dirty!"
Mind you, I was the only server for a fourteen-table section after lunch, and I was just trying to catch up on cleaning.
Me: "Okay, sir, let me wipe those for you."
So, I did. 

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When I was a teenager in high school I use to volunteer as an assistant for the 3-7 year old kids class at our local church with my mother. At some point we were asked to come to the church to attend a first aid class they were paying for, it seems they got better […]

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My wife and I took our 11 year old son to see a performance of Hamlet. He had been to plays before, but this was his first experience with Shakespeare. I wondered if he was having any difficulties with the language. At the start of the intermission: Me: [Son] do you understand what’s going on? […]

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Funny & True Stories | NotAlwaysRight.com ([syndicated profile] notalwaysright_feed) wrote2025-09-29 09:00 am