Weird luck
I had a weird sort of day yesterday.
I opened a roll of pennies at work and an indian head penny came bursting out (circa 1889). Awesome! And I had the change in my pocket to buy it so now it's mine.
And then Rio's dad walked in, which is really strange since it's so far out of his way. He was off to some place or another, but it was nice to see him. After a year and a half of working there, it was the first time I ever saw him come in. I showed him my penny =0)
I got a three dollar tip just for running some food out to a drive-thru order with a 'God bless.'
I'm not Christian or religious, but it is nice to hear that from time to time...
But then on my way to the bathroom, I slipped in a giant puddle of water on the floor and slid on my hip (ouch) directly into the drink cart like a baseball player stealing home, knocking everything over. Luckily, none spilled directly on me.
Rio then showed up for his shift, during which he found a very old, unusually crisp dollar bill (circa 1957). It's from the age of the gold standard and can be exchanged for one dollar in silver on demand (woooot!).
And then for a long time, nothing happened...
until crispy potato rounds =^.^=
I opened a roll of pennies at work and an indian head penny came bursting out (circa 1889). Awesome! And I had the change in my pocket to buy it so now it's mine.
And then Rio's dad walked in, which is really strange since it's so far out of his way. He was off to some place or another, but it was nice to see him. After a year and a half of working there, it was the first time I ever saw him come in. I showed him my penny =0)
I got a three dollar tip just for running some food out to a drive-thru order with a 'God bless.'
I'm not Christian or religious, but it is nice to hear that from time to time...
But then on my way to the bathroom, I slipped in a giant puddle of water on the floor and slid on my hip (ouch) directly into the drink cart like a baseball player stealing home, knocking everything over. Luckily, none spilled directly on me.
Rio then showed up for his shift, during which he found a very old, unusually crisp dollar bill (circa 1957). It's from the age of the gold standard and can be exchanged for one dollar in silver on demand (woooot!).
And then for a long time, nothing happened...
until crispy potato rounds =^.^=