Stuck
I just finished my trip and a couple hours of ready reserve and headed out to the parking lot. But I had a feeling I wasn't going anywhere when I saw the police, TSA and the familiar yellow caution tape strung from post to post, blocking my access to employee parking.
I approached a cop and asked if I can get to my car. They asked where I was parked and he said, "uh, no."
I replied, "but I want to go home."
he said, "but we don't want you to get blown up."
I answered, "okay, I guess I wanted a soda anyway."
He wrote my phone number down on his hand and said he would call me when the threat was over. As I was walking away they were pulling up the truck that transports the robot.
I had to laugh.
2 Comments:
Yay for robots!
Ron
9:24 PM
When it rains, it pours...huh? You know when you had to laugh?....JD and I refer to that as "the laugh of the damned". It is when things are going so incredibly wrong/weird that you can't possibly do anything but laugh. He and I have shared many a "laugh of the damned" ourselves in the past...I believe it is solid evidence of sanity.....C
5:28 AM
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