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I laughed hysterically throughout this.
A few years ago, there was a CD of someone, working at home, who began engaging sales callers in conversation. He asked the person selling a household cleaner, “Will it get blood out of my curtains and carpet? A lot of blood.”
A caller selling cemetery plots was greeted by, “God must have told you to call. I am in such despair with my life that I was just about to commit suicide. Now I know my body will be properly taken care of.” Eventually, he agreed to postpone his suicide until the salesman could come out with a contract to be signed.
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Telemarketers live in fear of my brother Corey because he loves to do this sort of thing. I just hang up, but Corey spins tales.
James Veitch is incredibly funny and brave. I love that he gets them to the point where they beg him to stop emailing them. 😂
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Brenda did you know that the most powerful anti-depressant has four paws and purrs?
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Indeed it do. But considering I’m still bawling over cats I don’t even know dying, I’m just not ready. 🙁
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Dogs can also be anti-depressants (speaking from experience).
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Yeah, but they’re more dependent than cats are. Though I do love huskies.
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Marlow the Golden Retriever would probably be glad to learn that he is an anti-depressant.
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Of course he is! 🐶
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