
By the way, if anyone else still wants to come trick-or-treating at my virtual door, please do so! I'm going to start posting the treats (or tricks *g*) today. :)

(I work for a service that answers phones for TV commercials. One commercial in particular is giving us all fits! It is for a cup that freezes sweet liquids into slush-ice. The kids have been calling in, in DROVES, trying to get one. The offer is to be paid with a credit card and you have to be 18 or over to get it. This caller sounds like a five year old.)
Me: “Thank you for calling for [Cup Product]! How may I help you?”
Caller: “Yeah. I wanna [Cup Product] thing.”
Me: “Ma’am, do you have a credit card?”
Caller: “Yeah. It’s 123456789.”
Me: “I’m sorry, but that is not a card number. How old are you?”
Caller: “Uh… I’m a hundred.”
Me: “Ma’am, please get your mommy to come to the phone. If you want a [Cup Product], you have to have an adult with a credit card.”
Caller: *getting crafty* “Uh, well, I already ordered it an’ used my Mommy’s—uh, my card. So, you can send it. Okay?”
Me: “Now look, honey… You need to have an ADULT come to the phone. Go get someone older.”
Caller: “Okay.”
(There is the sound of the receiver being put down, then instantly picked up again. I hear the same voice, now pitched much lower.)
Caller: “Hello? This is my Daddy. Please send me the [Cup Product] thingy, please!”
(I’m just gotten out of the bath. I am leaning over the bed, petting one of our pets. I am not wearing anything. My boyfriend is in the living room, talking on his phone to someone from work. He walks in and sees me. He is an avid sailor.)
Boyfriend: “You have such good lines.”
Me: “What do you mean?”
Boyfriend: “Like a boat. You have good lines like a sailboat. I want to put my mast in you.”
Me: “Drop anchor!”