Hugs not drugs

 

The difference between getting off steroids and hormones, and being off steroids and hormones:

Exhibit A: May 19, 2008, hospital parking lot, free valet parking stand, 11:12 a.m.

Parking attendant (PA) #1: Hello, ma’am, how are you today?

Mo: Late.

PA #2: Howdy, ma’am, nice day, isn’t it?

Mo: (clenching teeth) I’m late.

PA #1: Which car is yours ma’am?

Mo: The Audi.  You know, with the same symbol as on the car key I just gave you?

PA #2: We’ll be glad to take care of it for you, ma’am. 

PA #1: You have a pleasant day.

Mo: (grunts, and walks into building, wiping tears)

Exhibit B: May 29, 2008, same hospital parking lot and valet parking stand, 11:54 a.m.

Mo: (walks out of building and hands ticket to parking attendants)

PA #1:  Hmm, let’s see if we have this car.

PA #2:  That’s the Audi, right?

PA #1: Yeah.  Didn’t we sell that one?

Mo: (grinning) Uh-oh.

PA #2: Yeah, it just got off the auction block.  Got a pretty good price, too.

Mo: (still grinning) Oh, no.

PA #1: Oh, wait, is that it right there?

PA #2: That is it!  We pulled it up just for you.

Mo: Whew!  I got lucky!  Another five minutes and it would’ve been gone, huh?  And you two would be off on some nice vacation.

PA #1: Yes, we would.  You made it just in time.

PA #2: You have a pleasant day, ma’am.

Mo: You, too.  (gets into car, still grinning)

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One Response to “Hugs not drugs”

  1. Mare Says:

    That is really great.


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