By Anonymous - 15/03/2012 20:08 - Canada

Today, a telemarketer called me and asked if they could speak to my "mommy or daddy". I am 25 years old. FML
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abeye111 8

Tell him they are busy in their bedroom

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Meowingtons500 18

Next time, use your best Consuela voice. Thats what I always do. Is your mommy there? No, no, I have no money.

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MidgeCourtz 9

Hahaha some Indian computer scammer man just rang and asked for my mummy or daddy too ;D

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VeganVampyre 26

That happened to me the other day, except when I told him my mum wasn't there, he called me a liar and insisted on speaking with her.

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Crazberry 5

One of the girls I work with is 27 and someone asked her the same question when she answered her door. I, on the other hand, am 20 and got called "ma'am" 3 times in one day at work. Count your blessings OP.

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abbyabb 4

Well that depends where ur from In Texas even as a child you could be called ser or ma'm and usually you reply to an adult by ser or ma'm

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Attica 20

This happened to my mom when she was like 35. She said her mommy wasn't home. Lol.

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karmicsamadi86 9

I get that all the time because me voice is high!

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purplemelons 0

The exact reverse always happens to me. Often people will think its my mom when I answer the phone. I then have to explain I'm her daughter. I'm 13, by the way.

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megamandude455 10

T: Is mommy or daddy there? OP should've said no with a deep-ass voice

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Adelaide_CF 6

If you're young, it's always better to be mistaken for a child than mistaken for an old person!

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WTFisthiscrap 6

I don't really see how being mistaken for one is any better than being mistaken for the other. In my late twenties and early 30s, I was working in a middle school (6th & 7th graders, 11 to 13 year olds), and was often mistaken for a student there. Maybe I'm crazy, but I did NOT take that as a compliment at all. To me, telling someone they look/sound young is a compliment, telling someone they look/sound like a little kid is rude.

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loveit0730 7

Next time tell them "yea sure hold on... My daddy said to go **** yourself" :)

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SkittlesPhotos 0

That actually happened to me! A telemarketer called my beach house and I picked up. I handed the phone to my brother. The guy asked can I talk to your mommy?

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lovesthebeach 0

Tell them mommy is asleep and you cant wake her up and daddy is digging a big hole in the backyard .

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