I wanted to get a manicure and pedicure before my LA conference in August, so I called a place my friend, Jan, suggested. I made an appointment and a couple of weeks later, I went for my mani/pedi (see how quickly I picked up the lingo?).
When I walked in, they asked if I was the Living Social client. I said, no I wasn't but I could be if they wanted me to - they didn't. During my pedicure, Jen (the woman doing my nails) tried to think of how this mistake could have been made. I suggested the receptionist wrote it on the wrong day. They checked - nope. Someone had another idea - nope . . . and another - no again. It was really bothering them.
After my pedicure, while Jen was doing my manicure, she said, "It's so strange - the four-digit Living Social number is right next to your name." Then it hit me - I knew exactly what happened! When I had called to make my appointment, I thought the receptionist asked for the last four digits of my social security number - apparently she asked for my 4-digit Living Social number. I thought, "Wow, they are really cautious!" and, even though I thought it was odd, I gave it to her. I explained this to Jen and told her the last four digits of my SS number; she checked the book and, sure enough, they were the same - mystery solved! MORON!
(These are not my feet) :-)
Quit giving your social security number out, lady!!! :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoyed being pampered!
I only gave her the last 4 :-) I did enjoy it! It was only my 2nd pedicure and it felt great!
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