Posted by Bob on March 22, 2016 at 22:45:53 from (64.255.159.192):
In Reply to: Nuther scam?? posted by GeneMO on March 22, 2016 at 14:17:56:
Several years ago my wife and two of my sons visited family in St Augustine, Fla.
For some reason, folks of the female persuasion seem to like my third son. (Don't know where that came from as I don't have a whole lot of trouble with that!)
Anyhow, the young gal at the desk struck up a friendship with him to the point he was annoyed, he would have to visit with her every time he came or went during her day shift, so one afternoon he came in one of the side doors and took the stairs upstairs to their room.
His key card didn't work, but Mom and his little bro were there and let him in.
Later, he wandered downstairs and asked the gal at the desk why the key card didn't work.
She laughed and grinned and smiled and did whatever girls do and told him "I was watching on a security camera and saw you come in the other door and I shut our key off so you would have to come and see me".
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