The Wrong Side of the Bed

Most days, I eat lunch at the deli across the street from my office. Yesterday, as I was enjoying my chicken and broccoli, I couldn’t help but overhear the conversation between the two women sitting at the table next to me.

“My clock radio goes off at 5:30 a.m.,” one of the women said. “And every morning, they play the same song. I hate it.”

“What song?” the other asked.

“It’s some stupid parody of ‘Highway to Hell,’” the first replied. “And they play it every morning. I have to wake up to it every day. It makes me so angry.”

Let’s have a quick show of hands. Based on what little information we have about the first woman, what is she most likely to do next?

a) Set her clock radio to a different station.

b) Write a semi-coherent, invective-filled letter to the station, accusing them of torture and demanding they stop playing the song, or else.

I leave it for you to decide.

6 Responses to The Wrong Side of the Bed

  1. OhKen says:

    “Okay, campers, rise and shine, and don’t forget your booties ’cause it’s cooooold out there today. “

  2. Evn says:

    I’ll bet dollars to doughnuts that’d piss her off, too.

    Some people are determined to wake up grumpy.

  3. hc says:

    i like the radio station that i wake up to……….except for
    the hideous traffic lady who yodels out: “GOOOOOD MORNINNNG!!!”
    at the top of her bluddy lungs at 6:08a.m.

    which causes me to cram 2 pillows on my head when i’m barely concscious.
    that’s too much work, at that hour.

    sure. i could write to the station.
    but, i’ve heard a hundred testimonials @ how people think it’s just the kyeeewtest thing, ever.

    just read me the weather, ok, assholes ?

  4. treecat says:

    c) Changing the station or writing the letter are both too much work. She’ll continue to just whine to whoever is eating lunch with her.

    It was vegetarian chicken I’m sure.

  5. Tracy says:

    I wake up to dog kisses. It’s not quite as annoying as the radio and just as effective.

    Yesterday, I was listening to the News and I heard the following:

    “cue dramatic breaking new music”

    Reporter: Breaking News from 1010WINS: Legendary film icon, Paul Newman, died today at the age of 83 after a long battle with cancer.

    Reporter: Stay tuned for further developments.

    Me: Further developments?

    Isn’t the poor guy, kinda like…dead? What “further developements” can there be? And if there are, I’m certain I don’t want to know!

  6. paula says:

    I have the TV in the bedroom set to wake me up. For some reason, just music ain’t doing it anymore. The flashing lights along with people talking does the trick.

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