Employees

Employee to another, after going through office fridge: Hey, you're making my nuts all smelly.

Ho-Ho-Kus, New Jersey

Cashier: Sir, what's your zip code?
Customer: Credit.
Cashier: No, your zip code?
Customer: Oh… credit.
Cashier: Your zip code!

Hampton, Virginia

Overheard by: TY

Worker: Hey, Cheryl*, do you know where the Tylenol is?
Receptionist: It should be under the fax machine. Do you have a headache?
Worker (nonchalantly): No, my balls really hurt today.
Receptionist (after long pause): Oh.

Omaha, Nebraska

Cube drone #1: I took the bus this morning, and I was squashed in by this really fat woman.
Cube drone #2: (sympathetic noise)
Cube drone #1: That's the thing about taking the bus. I mean, it's really sad– poor people tend to be fat.

Washington, DC

People Without Boundaries Are Everywhere

Manager to employee: Yeah, just put it right in there… It's okay, I got tested this morning! (15 minutes later) Oh, it's infectious. I have to put cream on it.

Ybor City, Florida

Cubicle #1: Why is Jim* here!?
Cubicle #2: Because he works here?

England Street
Charlotte, North Carolina

Office guy: Your toaster is too small.
Office gal: It isn't my toaster.
Office guy: It's close to your desk.
Office gal: If I shoved it up your ass, would it be your toaster?

Seattle, Washington

Office worker: Wow, I almost finished something today!

San Rafael, California

Peon #1: This is going to sound stupid…
Peon #2: Don't say it then.
Peon #1: No, but seriously: when I eat peanuts, it tastes like peanut butter.
Peon #2: (stares in disbelief, then walks away)

Adelaide
South Australia

Overheard by: plethora

Customer: How much is a sheeet of 100 24-cent stamps?
Clerk: $24.00.
Customer: Okay, I'll take a sheet.
Clerk: I don't have a sheet of 100. Will a roll of 100 be okay?
Customer: I don't know. How much is that?
Clerk: $24.00.

US Post Office
Newton, Kansas