I must hear it at least once a shift: "Do you sell condoms?"
Well, no, the store does not.
I'm thinking I'll bolt a condom vending machine onto the back of my truck and park it near the door. Charge a buck each. I'd make a killing.
I'll call my new venture "Where the Rubbers Meet the Road."
Observations and musings from the graveyard shift at a 24-hour convenience store.
Sunday, September 30, 2012
Monday, September 17, 2012
'Don't say it that way!'
3 a.m.: Two young men walk in. The first grabs a can of Monster and comes up to the counter.
"Do you guys sell condoms?" he asks.
"No, I'm afraid not," I reply.
"Then what am I going to do about this girl that keeps texting me?" he says, just as the phone in his hand chirps.
"Sorry, I can't help you," I say.
The second man then walks up with a bag of chips.
"Hey! Did you get our condoms?" he asks.
"Don't say it THAT way!," the first man says and giggles.
"Do you guys sell condoms?" he asks.
"No, I'm afraid not," I reply.
"Then what am I going to do about this girl that keeps texting me?" he says, just as the phone in his hand chirps.
"Sorry, I can't help you," I say.
The second man then walks up with a bag of chips.
"Hey! Did you get our condoms?" he asks.
"Don't say it THAT way!," the first man says and giggles.
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