Thanks, but no thanks

By chiraag87 - 06/11/2009 18:37 - United States

Today, I was called into work to fix up their projection system. I drove 40 kilometers in peak hour to get there. As soon as I parked my car and was about to walk in, I got a phone call saying "Don't worry, we fixed it, you don't have to come in." FML
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Same thing different taste

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Did California switch to the metric system without telling the rest of us?

you're in cali and you go by km?? we use miles here, buddy.

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grimmelok 0

FAKE FML No one from Cali would use the metric system -_____-

1. This argument's already been said... multiple times. 2. Logical fallacy.

Here is a little advice you can use the next time they call you in early to your jo... nevermind.

Time and mileage on an expense report for basically duing naught. Bob's your uncle!!!

YDI_4_breathing 0

That's hilarious. Too bad you couldn't still charge them

WTF drives at 25 MPH (it's 40 KPH when converted) in California??

You're an idiot. He said he drove FOR 40 km, not AT 40 km. Meaning, he went 40 kilometers in distance, NOT 40 kilometers per hour. He could have floored it and went for 40 km, for all we know.

He's from India. His name is Chiraag so obviously he must be working somewhere in the Bay Area. He's used to what they say in India.

look I'm Indian. And I'm born and brought up in the US. I would never say 40 kilometres or peak hours. I have cousins FROM India who speak like that. I have parents who speak like that. Hence my judgment. Does that make any sense?

Maybe he's from any country except the US... it's one of the only countries that still use Imperial measurements.

its something he said and everyone is starting a huge discussion about american and foreign measurements?!?!?!?! geez!

deafgirlwalking 0

calm down. sure we don't know if the OP is from a different country, but we also don't know if he is.