Not Sorry
Posted on Wed 29th May, 2019 @ 6:48pm by Carlo Rienzi
317 words; about a 2 minute read
MD-4, 0300
I am so pissed off, I could spit nails. I want to go down to the gym and find a punching bag, the body-sized kind.
So there I was at the pub tonight, cleaning glasses, doing the usual thing. A guy and his girl come in around one in the morning after seeing Phantom, I'd guess from the clothes they were wearing. It's obvious it's a first date, because she doesn't act all lovey-dovey with the guy, just, you know, polite, like she's interested but doesn't know him well.
And then he points out to her one of the pictures of a police dog on my wall. When she turns to look at it, I see him slip something into her drink.
The hell?! In my bar? No. Effing. Way.
So I move over to where they are and start chatting to them. I almost just snatched up her drink and dumped it down the drain. I would've done that if she'd reached for it. But I was so pissed that I cozied up to them and started pointing out other old photographs. Thank God for social dutifulness. While their backs were turned, politely looking to where I pointed, I switched their drinks. They were both drinking Jameson's, too, which made it easier.
Two minutes later, the guy is all sick and dizzy and saying he needs the men's room.
I should've kicked him into the urinal. Instead, I helped him inside, let him upchuck it, and he passed out. I told the Security guy who was sitting at one end of the bar what had happened. He collected the guy and his glass. I volunteered to give him the camera footage.
Yeah, I'll probably get sued over it, but I don't care. I would do it again in a heartbeat.
And the woman? The Security guy asked her out.
By on Fri 2nd Aug, 2019 @ 10:18pm
I missed this! It's great! The ending line is a priceless classic.
By Commander Paul Graves PsyD on Sat 3rd Aug, 2019 @ 10:43am
Glad you enjoyed it! I actually saw it in a news story.