That's a new one. Hey, I can't go to work tomorrow. "Electrical issues" if you know what I mean. Thanks Jack.
"Banheiro" "quebrado"
8 years ago
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1 comment:
Now wait a minute, can one be sure this use of quotes is wrong? Doesn't this possibly mean that the author of the sign was told "electrical issues" -- those very words -- were the problem by the boss, and thinks the phrase is a euphemism for the fuse going out in the freezer allowing the meat to go rancid?
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