Posted by Banditfarmer on December 12, 2012 at 18:28:38 from (174.101.157.199):
Today my wife and I stopped at the local fast food place for lunch. Placed our order at the counter I stayed to wait for the food and my wife sat down in a booth. As I was standing there(6 feet back for the counter) an older couple in there 60s came in and walked up beside me and ask if I had been waited on, I said yes mam she said Thank You I said Your Welcome. (Now this is a well dressed Lady and so was her Husband) As she started to walk to the counter out of the corner of my eye I saw something fall from her pant leg and fell to the floor. It was a pair of under(I dont need to go any farther). The place was busy and neather she or her husband saw this or knew it. As they placed there order and waited I stood there thinking to myself what do I do? If I say anything to eather one of them she will be really embaressed to say the least and I dont want to be slaped! As I stood there I could hear my grandmother voice in my head saying...Sometimes its better to say Nothing At ALL! So I didnt. I took our food to the table and sat down and told my wife what I had just seen, At witch time she started to laugh and put her hands over her mouth to muffle the sound! Now the little 75 year old lady that walked in the door didnt miss a beat when she saw them laying on the floor, Lets just say the lady and her husband left rather red faced and upset! Now be truthfull and tell me what you would have done if you were me! Bandit (To keep it tractor related they both had matching black jackets and hats with IH on them)
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