A friend sent me this (http://www.funnyfunnyjokes.org/2011/02/14/conversation-in-the-toilet-extremely-funny/). And I loved it.
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This story cracked me up. I'm old enough that I didn't grow up with cell phones and, though I see how they can be useful at times, I don't understand why people talk on them constantly -- anywhere.
ReplyDeleteWhen I grew up, people who walked around with their heads cocking talking to someone not there were considered crazy. Now they're typical.
I'm a man, and at my old day job the manager and both supervisors were female, so my male co-workers would "escape" into the Men's Room to make phone calls where the female bosses would not see them.
I'd go in and find the stall occupied with a coworker talking on the phone. One time the man was telling someone how much he missed her - but the man is married so it couldn't have been his wife.
I wasn't his boss, but I didn't want to hear his personal business!