ATM Fiasco
I went to make an ATM deposit the other day. My car, at least the passenger seat, is a little more crowded these days because I carry a running list of my errands, a snack or two, a water bottle and sometimes a thermos full of hot tea, baby coupons, etc. So I pull up to the ATM and stick my business card into the card slot. I reach down to get the deposit envelope and I can’t find my business card. Now, you have an advantage because I’ve already told you that I put my card into the ATM, but somehow I didn’t realize that. So, I look at the deposit envelope and don’t see the card, I open my purse and don’t see the card, I feel my seat under my legs thinking I might have dropped it, and I still can’t find the card. I start going through all of my various items on my passenger seat, and the car behind me starts beeping. (even in Georgia we have impatient motorists) So I think, I should pull away and get out of the car so that I can find my card which I must have dropped. Luckily, before pulling away, I looked up at the ATM screen, which was asking me, “Do you need more time?”. I hit yes, and saw it was asking for my pin. Oh, right, I already put the card into the ATM, that’s why I couldn’t find it.
So, I enter my pin, and I was so flustered that I accidentally hit “Press Here When Complete” in Spanish. So I had to do the whole deposit in Spanish. Luckily, I do enough deposits that somehow I made it through and think I correctly deposited the money.
I tell Charles this story and he says, why didn’t you hit cancel? And I was like, how could I find cancel in Spanish? And he tells me there’s a cancel button on the pin pad…So we’ll have to blame this one on baby brain- or maybe exhaustion…something must be to blame, right?
1 Comments:
That's stinkin' hilarious. Don't worry, Dawn, you'll get your brain back once the baby starts sleeping 6 hours at a time. At night.
When I was preg with G, my baby brain caused me to slice open my fingers with a hedge trimmer. And then a few months later, another finger with a food slicer. I'm extra careful with the sharp objects this time around.
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