KillerMuffin
Seraphically Disinclined
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- Jul 29, 2000
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KillerMuffin strolls out of the shopping center, laden with the evidence of a recent shopping spree, and heads into the garage. After carefully arranging bags and packages in the truck, she hops in and drives to the exit, where her way is barred by a cheap orange and white striped board and a bored looking Lasher, who is moonlighting as a cashier gate guard.
After breifly searching through her purse and wallet, Muff starts going through the bags while the cars start to line up behind her. The cashier gate guard, still bored, watches football. Finally, she finds it, the receipt.
Smiling, she passes it over to the cashier gate guard who would rather being watching the game. He looks it over and hands it back, reaching over to flip the switch to let her leave.
You see, she was validated by her purchase at one of the many fine stores in the mall, so she does not have to pay the $3 dollar parking fee. An emotionally freeing experience.
The moral of this story, is always have your receipt handy to be validated.
Does anyone else have fine stories of validation? We like the kind with morals in them.
After breifly searching through her purse and wallet, Muff starts going through the bags while the cars start to line up behind her. The cashier gate guard, still bored, watches football. Finally, she finds it, the receipt.
Smiling, she passes it over to the cashier gate guard who would rather being watching the game. He looks it over and hands it back, reaching over to flip the switch to let her leave.
You see, she was validated by her purchase at one of the many fine stores in the mall, so she does not have to pay the $3 dollar parking fee. An emotionally freeing experience.
The moral of this story, is always have your receipt handy to be validated.
Does anyone else have fine stories of validation? We like the kind with morals in them.