Receptionist: "What's your birth date?
Me: "March 28th."
Receptionist: "What year?"
Me: "Every year."
Receptionist: "What's your birth date?
Me: "March 28th."
Receptionist: "What year?"
Me: "Every year."
Receptionist: 1966?
Me: No, 1866. I was born right after the Civil War and I'm 160 years old. That's why I scheduled an appointment with the doctor...
Receptionist: 1966?
Me: No, 1866. I was born right after the Civil War and I'm 160 years old. That's why I scheduled an appointment with the doctor...
Receptionist: “What‘s your birthday?
Me: “March 13.”
Receptionist: [eye roll] “What year?”
Me: “Every year.”
Receptionist: “What‘s your birthday?
Me: “March 13.”
Receptionist: [eye roll] “What year?”
Me: “Every year.”
RECEPTIONIST: Name?
ME: Jorge
RECEPTIONIST: Jorge?
ME: Gutierrez
RECEPTIONIST: And?
ME: Son of Dora and Jorge, husband to the muse, Hollywood mercenary, father of Luka the great, the last of the Super Machos-
RECEPTIONIST: (to intercom) Your guy is here.
RECEPTIONIST: Name?
ME: Jorge
RECEPTIONIST: Jorge?
ME: Gutierrez
RECEPTIONIST: And?
ME: Son of Dora and Jorge, husband to the muse, Hollywood mercenary, father of Luka the great, the last of the Super Machos-
RECEPTIONIST: (to intercom) Your guy is here.
girl felt
girl felt
She may be GOATed fellas
She may be GOATed fellas
RECEPTIONIST: Your religion is listed as…Catholic?
ME: Lapsed. Ex.
RECEPTIONIST: I can remove it?
ME: *wrestles briefly with the shade of my grandmother* No, if I’m dying, get a priest.
RECEPTIONIST: NO ONE IS DYING
RECEPTIONIST: Your religion is listed as…Catholic?
ME: Lapsed. Ex.
RECEPTIONIST: I can remove it?
ME: *wrestles briefly with the shade of my grandmother* No, if I’m dying, get a priest.
RECEPTIONIST: NO ONE IS DYING
Receptionist: "What's your birth date?
Me: "March 28th."
Receptionist: "What year?"
Me: "Every year."
Receptionist: "What's your birth date?
Me: "March 28th."
Receptionist: "What year?"
Me: "Every year."
The bad news is the receptionist has fallen asleep across the telephone.
The bad news is the receptionist has fallen asleep across the telephone.
RECEPTIONIST: Salt and Pepa's here.
ME: Are they in effect?
RECEPTIONIST: Yes, they want you to push it.
ME: Send them in.
RECEPTIONIST: Salt and Pepa's here.
ME: Are they in effect?
RECEPTIONIST: Yes, they want you to push it.
ME: Send them in.