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🐋- share a Weird/funny story?
[I've been sitting on this one because I didn't know what story to share. I had one then I lost it, so we're going with the backup plan. This story happened across a full day.
This was back in the other town where Roe and I met. It's a weekend, she slept over the night before and we had plans to do some shopping and make a day of it.
First thing to happen was on the way to the bus station: we got stopped by a Mormon who tried to convert us. Cue like, 5 minutes worth of polite nos before we threw the "we're in a hurry" card and hurried on.
Get to the bus station, try to check bus times, see bus getting ready to leave. In the sprint to get onto said bus, I forgot they were electronic sliding doors and pushed them open. We still missed the bus.
Okay fine, we'll walk. This was a long walk too. We were not impressed. Do our thing in one spot, take a long ass walk again to another spot. Most of this day ended up walking and complaining about missed buses.
Last stop was Walmart. Things are normal and we stop on the way out to use a gacha machine thing that would give us a little Winnie the Pooh in some kind of animal outfit. (I still have some of these little things for what it's worth.)
Head across the road to wait for the bus, and while we're standing there, Roe realizes she forgot her wallet in Walmart. In the Walmart that was closing. Without checking for oncoming traffic, she sprints across the road, screaming expletives the entire way through the massive parking lot. I followed her back across the road (more carefully) because I didn't want to take the bus without her, but I swear I haven't seen her run like that since. It was beautiful.
Bonus: The only other stupid story that comes close to this majesty is me and another friend. We were on our way home from Ruckers (arcade-type place where I used to play a ton of DDR) and the weather was heading into rain. The fastest route was across train tracks because it was a straight line, but you know, metal.
So this version of me hated thunderstorms with a passion. When a big clap went off, the friend who is not afraid of storms stopped and went "you did yo see how big that one was?" but got no answer from me. She paused to look around, only to discover that I had bolted down the tracks at the speed of light out of fear. All I heard somewhere behind me was "hey wait for meeeee!"]
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