I said, "I don't think so."
She said, "Well, when we went out on Tuesday and paid for our meal, I think we switched credit cards. I was at the store, and when they asked for my ID, they said the names didn't match and I realized I had your card."
We both go to the same bank and we both have identical cards... who knew?"Uh-Oh," I said, "I spent $15 at Panda Express."
She replied, "Oh good, I spent $13 at a restaurant."
We were both working the next day, so we switched our cards back then. Before work, though, I couldn't resist and kept sending her texts like, "I can't wait to show you my new clothes I got at Bebe." and "They didn't even card me when I bought my new Rolex!"
Now I have my card, and all is well. Thank goodness it was in the hands of a friend.
Isn't it crazy how easy it is to swipe a card that's not even yours? Kinda scary, so I'm glad it was you and a friend!!!
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~Kim
http://2justByou.blogspot.com
Funny and yet scarey too! LOL
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haha how nice of you to not run up the bill!
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