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I just had the scariest thing ever happen
Alright, I live with my dad. Well today I was supposed to receive my motherboard I ordered from UPS. So I get online this morning to make sure it's out on truck for delivery. So I do, and it gives me this error; "THE PACKAGE WAS LEFT IN A UPS FACILITY CAUSING THIS DELAY;FORWARDED TO THE FACILITY IN THE DESTINATION CITY" So I call up the UPS place and ask wtf, can I come pick it up? So they give me a call back an hour later and the lady tells me some driver picked it up and they'll have it to my house between 3 and 4 this afternoon. So I'm all excited, I was sitting here on my computer and I hear a commercial vehicle drive up, and I noticed it was 3:24pm, so I was all excited and look out my window, but it was FedEx van, so Iw as confused. But nevertheless the doorbell rang and I RUN down stairs excited for my new motherboard (I can play WoW again!) and the guy's holding a box... shaped like a motherboard box and says, "I need an adult to sign this" I'm like wtf, one, I'm 20, two I fucking ordered it, so why can't I sign for it? So this guy has this weird smile on his face the whole time. He's an older gentleman, prolly whacks it every night. So I'm like dude, I'm 20, and he says well I'm supposed to see an ID but I believe, so I'm all wtf to myself, and I sign and go inside... then I look it's not my package, it's for my dad. and it says in bold letters, "Have an Adult Sign" that only means one thing... that's new porn my dad bought. So how the fuck am I supposed to let him know I signed for it? It'll be too fucking embarressing. ROFL, it's just a really weird story... plus I'm high right now, so my mind wasn't functioning properly... so it made it even weirder to comprehend. It only hit me on my way back upstairs that that is why the guy was smiling so weird to me....
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