Today, I ran into a good friend at work. I work at a jail. She doesn't. FML
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A07
| 48
Atleast now you'll have a good friend at work.
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fleur_de_fevrier_fml
| 22
She might be more embarrassed than you about the situation.
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A07
| 48
Atleast now you'll have a good friend at work.
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Garrison21
| 11
Hey no special treatment for friends jam your billy club in her neck
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sofaqueen_
| 14
I think this is more of an F her life lol.
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iSativa
| 24
This is the United States of America. If you're able to avoid jail your entire life, you're not really living.
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puzzle05
| 9
And someone to talk to! :D
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blazingshot147
| 19
Sounds like the start of a romantic comedy...
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nygyrfan
| 10
Well, luckily you guys can spend plenty of time together.
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iAlissa
| 34
Ah, the silver lining.
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sometimessam
| 16
Great for OP, FYL for the friend.
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fleuretta
| 19
Small world!
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Wizardo
| 33
Why would it be 'fuck your life', granted she's a friend but she's in there for a reason. Can't feel sorry for a criminal, no exceptions. Only if she's actually innocent which they rarely are.
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patrickalamo
| 47
Some are in jail awaiting a bail hearing or even their day in court.
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fleur_de_fevrier_fml
| 22
She might be more embarrassed than you about the situation.
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Baucis
| 10
Why is this an FML?
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PewDiePie_Lover
| 14
-___-
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joeyl2008
| 29
And then I found $5
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A07
| 48
Good for you mate.
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teotsi
| 28
Nobody asked...
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TorturedXeno
| 27
Could be worse. SHE could be the one working at the jail.
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orbit
| 22
like Shutter Island
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INeedAUserNamr
| 13
I don't get why this is an FML. Lots of good people go to jail for things they did. But still, it kinda sucks that your friend would be one of them.
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lesley3r3
| 22
That is rather awkward
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SMHsohard
| 22
I had the same thing happen when I worked Psych. Came on one day, saw a nurse I had worked with several years previously; I had the security code to open the door, she didn't. We both had a moment of "Hey, I know you!" She'd been bat-crap crazy back when I first knew her; apparently various Psych units had been her primary residence since.