Posted by JDNewbie on April 30, 2021 at 18:54:36 from (98.186.107.231):
In Reply to: Funny shop stories posted by 37 chief on April 29, 2021 at 20:40:08:
Not at a shop, but at a school I taught at, we had a life size cardboard cutout of some silly guy in a bow tie telling kids to drink their milk or eat their veggies or something. A teacher swiped it and put it in another teachers closet. The closet only had a curtain for a door. The thought was she would go to the closet, open the curtain, and startle and everyone would laugh. Well, the next day with a class full of 1st graders, she saw a silhouette in the closet and could see an eyeball peering out between the curtains! She was quite the professional and very calmly told the students to line up because they were going to go visit another classroom. Then promptly walked the kids to the office and told the principal a man was hiding in the closet! The principal went and checked it out and found the cutout. It went away after that!
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