Georgia

Coworker on phone: Yeah. Unemployed is just un-fun. So, I’m happy with what I got. Even if it rapes me.

Alpharetta, Georgia

Supervisor: I’ve always wondered where the 13th floor is.
Employee #1: They just call thirteen ‘fourteen.’
Supervisor: I know that. But where is it? Is it just an empty space that the elevator skips?
Employee #2: Yeah, like, is it just completely unfinished and empty on that floor?
Employee #1: No, the 14th floor is actually the 13th floor, they just skip the number 13 because people are afraid of it.
Supervisor, skeptically: Mmmm.

Atlanta, Georgia

Overheard by: Aaargh

Man, to copier: There is paper in there! Stop being stupid! No, I will not add paper to tray four, I can tell you that right now. I will shoot someone before I add paper to tray four.

Berry College
Rome, Georgia

30-ish dude: We’re not calling it ‘no support.’ We’re calling it ‘free reign.’

Elevator, Peachtree Road
Atlanta, Georgia

Overheard by: Christin

Employee #1: So we don’t sell insurance! What’s hard to understand about that?
Employee #2: I don’t know. It’s like, ‘Don’t yell at the broccoli plant for not growing carrots.’

2145 Riverside Drive
Macon, Georgia

Overheard by: not an insurance salesman

Male coworker: Wait, did I already tell you the scrotum story?
Female coworker: Yes, you did. Thanks for telling me yet again about your nutsack.

Atlanta, Georgia

Presenter, during company-wide meeting: As this slide demonstrates, the company did it in arrears. [Giggling from the back, and presenter sighs.] Yes, your mom and I did it in arrears. Moving on…

Peachtree Road
Atlanta, Georgia

Overheard by: Christin

Cube rat to another: Yay! I love the blue pills! Yaaay!

Alpharetta, Georgia

Overheard by: i want some

Pregnant customer: Why didn’t you tell me I had a zit under my nose?! I’m so freakin’ embarrassed.
Husband: You need to be worried about that mustache, not that zit.

North Point Mall
Alpharetta, Georgia

Overheard by: wannabmilf

Waitress #1: What’s with your couple at table five? It’s impossible to tell how old they are. They could be in their 20s or 50s.
Waitress #2: That’s ’cause they’re foreign. All foreign people look like vampires.

River Street
Savannah, Georgia