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Today, while at work being a waitress, I gave my customer his credit card receipt to sign. Instead of giving him a pen, I pulled a tampon out of my apron pocket and handed it to him. FML

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Bloody hell, that's awkward.

Draxanoth 15

Did you ask him to sign in blood?

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I'm sorry sir, no ink. Let me go fill that for you.

That took me a sec I will admit. Nice ;)

That must've been one thin ass tampon.

LiterOfCola 16

I don't see what ass tampons have to do with any of this

Ass tampon = butt plug?

i could understand having a tampon in your apron... what confuses me is how on earth do you mistake that for a pen? ever?

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Shouldn't that be in your bag? I understand I'm a male and wouldn't understand but I'm sure an extra couple of minutes won't affect the flow...sorry for any visuals.

Sometimes if you work for an asshole employer, they wont give you the extra time to get in your bag. Yeah a couple of minutes doesn't mess with the flow that much but a couple of minutes on a hectic job is important...

crazytwinsmom 25

Unfortunately, a couple of minutes can make a difference.

ThatLooksSticky 16

This is similar to a popular cartoon. A waitress hands a tampon to her customer, then says, "Now where did I put that pen?"

Best FYL of the day... Period.

I see what you did there :P

Wow, note for the future: Dont keep tampons in your pockets

He should have said, "So, what are you doing next week?" Either (ee) that, or dine 'n dash.

sleepinginclass 8

He already paid.

It's not paid until he signs. Of course, catching him will be easy.

I honestly do not see why this is a big deal. Apologize to the customer, give the customer a pen, move on with your life, and pay more attention next time. It is common knowledge that most women between approximately 12 and 40 have periods.

Exactly. It's not like it's a secret she menstruates.

How did you mistaken a tampon with a pen? Was it rush hour?