It's a rough economy - no doubt about it.  Sometimes you have to do things you're not proud of. Rough times call for rough measures.  That's a Winston Churchill quote.
I took a job as a bellman at a fancy schmancy hotel.  My job is to unload luggage from car, label luggage, take luggage to guest room - rinse and repeat.  So why is this something I'm not proud of, you ask?  Let me explain.  I'm a nosy person.  I like to get into other people's biznass.  So this job, though not glamorous, is a perfect gig for me because I can get to know things about people that only a bellman can know.  I look in people's bags.  Allow me to share with you some items I've found.
Example 1 - an old rich lady who rolled up in a BMW.
old granny panties, Vick's vaporub, inhaler, Viagra (gross), and a rubber band ball.
Example 2 - a guy, mid 30s, rolled up in a limo.
old granny panties, tennis racket, laptop (I took it), hamster, 2 lbs marijuana (I gave it to my friend D-Bag).
Example 3 - a couple, early 20s, rolled up in a beat up 1987 Chevy.
basketball, handcuffs, cell phone charger, matching socks, a Spanish bootleg copy of Debbie Does Dallas (I took it), 3 lbs of Styrofoam (WTF?)
After much deliberation, I decided to stop looking in people's bags.  It's just not as cool as I thought it would be.  I wanted to find ninja swords and bananas.  I wanted to find animals and FBI documents.  I wanted to find cool contraptions and maybe a few thousand dollars.  Instead I just got some old granny panties and an adult movie I couldn't even understand.
 
 
 
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