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Well I was working for our newspaper and I answered most of the phone calls. So the phone rang and I politely answered, "Good afternoon, Barry's Bay This Week, Katie speaking." The guy says, "Yes, is Krista there?" (Krista is a staff reporter). I look for her, and notice that she is finishing an interview over the phone. So, I say to the guy on the other line, "Can you please hold? From what I can hear, she will be getting off really soon!" The guy was a sicko lol because he took what I said a totally different way and started freaking out! He said, "What the hell? What kind of business is this?!?!?" At first I thought he was just kidding around, so I laughed. Then I realised he WASN'T kidding because he said he wanted to talk to the person in charge to report such disgusting behaviour. lol well lucky for me not many people were at work at the time, so I was in charge! What a weirdo though 
Anyways, this doesn't have too much to do with regrets...i was just reminded of it when everyone else was talking about their work stories ...especially tha_broad's lol 
We all say and/or do some things that we don't mean. So all I can tell you is: try not to worry about it. You can't change the past.
Katie
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). I always used to bitch about how shitty these cars were whenever my boss sent me on an errand that required my taking one of these cars. One cold winter evening I was working late so my boss offered to give me a ride back to my apartment. I gladly accepted, and while walking to the parking garage, made an off-hand remark about how, if not for his gracious offer, I probobaly would've stolen a University vehicle, "but, with my luck, the Chrysler Krap-car probably would've broken down and left me stranded in the snow. Har, har." Well, we got to my boss's car and--you guessed it--he drove a Chrysler K-car (with one headlight out, of course). That was a quiet ride home.
