Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Two Dollar Bill Story

From the Youngest Daughter :)
You all must know how I love to spend two dollar bills, right? Well a while ago when I posted about it, I told you I would tell you if I got any more funny reactions from people when I used a two. Well recently I did get a good reaction! It was when I was buying Yertle. :)
Here's what happened:

            I brought the turtle lamp to the lady in charge of the yard sale and dug in my duct tape wallet. The turtle was three dollars, so I pulled out a one dollar bill and a two dollar bill. I handed them to her. She held them in her left hand and fanned them out with her right, examining them as if there was a bill missing. After all, how could two bills equal three dollars? She glanced up at me, and back at her hands. She hadn’t noticed … yet. She took one more confused look and then light bulb! She noticed the two.
            “Oh!” she said in surprise. Then she started gabbling, “It’s a two! Well, I thought it was a five, I thought you had given me six dollars, but it’s a two … we haven’t had one of those yet today!”
I suppressed a snicker as I thanked her and left to join my sis. My sister had heard the whole thing.
            “You're a stinker!” she said once we were out of earshot. We both tried to suppress our laughs, but ended up snorting.
          
It was an awesome way to buy a ridiculous lamp. :)

7 comments:

  1. Hmph. I don't think so. I think it was a redonkulicious way to buy an awesome lamp. But whatever you say. It's YOUR blog, after all.

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  2. You know, I think you're right. It WAS redonkalicious. :)
    And fantabulastic.
    And abnormazing.
    And awesdiculously coolderful.

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  3. I know! Why wouldn't I? I just said I adore slanguage!

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  4. I assume that was supposed to be from "Storyfingers"? Unless you changed your name to Eric... ;)

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  5. I changed my name to Eric. I do hope you don't mind! Chucky was getting sooooo old, and Storyfingers just didn't cut it anymore. Ya see? No...."Eric" was mid-email, so instead of signing out of this guy's account, I just commented in his name. Appologies Eric!

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