A Guy Walks into a Coffee Shop…
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True story.
Recently, I was at a coffee shop with three early-twenties baristas behind the counter, each wearing a vintage rock & roll T-shirt—the Rolling Stones, Nirvana, and Led Zeppelin.
A mid-fifties customer asked the young woman in the famous lips T-shirt, “Do you like the Rolling Stones?”
She replied, “I’ve heard of the Rolling Stones.”
Not the question he asked, I thought.
The young woman in the Nirvana shirt perked up and proudly said, “I love the music from all these bands.” She then pointed to the woman in the Led Zeppelin shirt. “My favorite from them is ‘Hysteria’ and ‘Photograph.’”
The mid-fifties customer then calmly said, “So, you like Zeppelin, huh?”
It took the young woman a moment to realize her mistake. “Wait. I don’t think those songs are from that band.”
“Def Leppard,” I offered.
“That’s right,” she said with a smile. “I love them.”
I wanted to laugh and cry at the same time.
Originally posted to my Facebook account.
Have you ever heard a great piece of advice and said to yourself, “Oh, man! That’s good. I should write that down.”
But you don’t write it down because you’re busy, then you forget that great piece of advice by the next day. Sometimes you might remember days or weeks later; other times, it’s just lost forever.