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For the past several days at work, I kept noticing a puddle of what looked to be BBQ sauce under one of the stands of candy/toy dispensers (machines like these: http://www.gumball.com/images/beaver-5-head-combo.jpg
I kept calling for clean-ups, but there would always be more later. I thought it was weird that something was being spilled in the same place all the time. THEN I realized the worst and opened-up the dispenser door....
To find the thing STUFFED with congealed BBQ sauce and soggy skittles.
That thing needed serious cleaning and now I'm paranoid an keep checking inside the little doors during my rounds!
I kept calling for clean-ups, but there would always be more later. I thought it was weird that something was being spilled in the same place all the time. THEN I realized the worst and opened-up the dispenser door....
To find the thing STUFFED with congealed BBQ sauce and soggy skittles.
That thing needed serious cleaning and now I'm paranoid an keep checking inside the little doors during my rounds!
(It just occurred to me, back in the pre-digital era, how frustrated the photofinishers must have felt when some 8-year-old kid came in with one of these tiny rolls clutched in their fist, and how they would have had to explain to them how unlikely it would have been that they'd get a decent picture, assuming anything came out in the first place. I was that kid once, went in to the local developing store with a roll of 127 shot in a toy camera, and came back to find that nothing on the whole roll came out, and he still wanted to charge me $1.50. I should have told him to take a hike, but I was a dumb kid and paid him anyway. How do I knew he even tried? I never got back any blank negatives. That store didn't last long, come to think of it.)
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