First there was the book order that I mailed that morphed midway into prescription medicine.
Then recently I ordered a light bulb for my stove hood off of Amazon. I got the light bulb. I also got a separate envelope with a video game dvd called Rise of Nations/Rise of Legends that--need I clarify?--I hadn't ordered. The invoice said it was for an Evan Johnson from Columbus, Ohio.
I got into Amazon and hunted for the seller and told them what had happened. I offered to mail it to Mr. Johnson if they wanted me to.
They said they would email me a shipping label.
I waited.
Today I got an email from them.
Dear Dorcas, We would like you to use the Rise of Legends DVD ( Free of Cost) as we have shipped one to Evan directly. We really appreciate your offer of sending the DVD to Evan. Thanks once again. Feel2Good
I am feeling so rewarded for my efforts and honesty. A free video game!! That I have absolutely no use for!!
Except to make me laugh at life.
Quote of the Day:
Me: Did you want this skirt?
Amy: No. It doesn't fit.
Me: So, you must acquit.
She didn't get this. Makes me feel old.
This is funny! I believe you had a look at Wikipedia about it...
ReplyDeleteNo, I don't think it would be something for you :-).
But maybe you could create a Mennonite video game!
Pierre
I love these cosmic jokes! I think you should sell the game on amazon or ebay :)
ReplyDeleteThat's terrific!
ReplyDeleteReminds me of the time I got a call from a survey company, wanting to know what our favorite TV shows were and what movies we watched. I told the lady on the other end of the phone that we don't go to movies or have a TV, so I wasn't going to have any useful information for her.
She hesitated a moment, and then in a hushed voice asked, "How did you manage to get your family to not watch TV? I want to do that, but I don't know how!"
Too funny. I hope her boss wasn't listening!