Heheh...even if it's not real, I just like it. Why? I'm a Verizon customer and every day I want to drive bamboo lengths under the fingernails of their billing and support reps.
But making them do math is oh so much more cruel. >:)
Roland, it's a piece of tender used by elderly women, I think. And my mother-in-law. She loves her some check-writing. She writes one in the blink of an eye.
Heheh...even if it's not real, I just like it. Why? I'm a Verizon customer and every day I want to drive bamboo lengths under the fingernails of their billing and support reps.
ReplyDeleteBut making them do math is oh so much more cruel. >:)
Problem is, you know they didn't do the math. They just threw the check away, and charged him $35 for a late payment...
ReplyDeleteActually, my bigger problem (other than the math) was having to Google and find a definition for this thing called a "check."
ReplyDeleteApparently it's a way that people used to pay bills. A little piece of paper that says "I have money, I swear!"
Seems archaic to me. ;-)
Roland, it's a piece of tender used by elderly women, I think. And my mother-in-law. She loves her some check-writing. She writes one in the blink of an eye.
ReplyDelete