In the Dog House
At work I have to figure out what random checks that have been deposited are for and code them for the accounting system. Most are easy, some require a little digging, and every so often I get a weird one.
"Good Morning!
I left a $50 check on your desk yesterday from [sender]. Long story short, I accidentally sold him a doghouse that was already sold but not picked up by [purchaser]; by the time we figured it out, the check was already in the mail. ..."
Working accounting for a multi-state oil and gas company, I really wouldn't have expected the sale of a doghouse to ever come within my purview, but there it is!
This also means that particular drilling yard once had a doghouse and yard dog. So precious.
"Good Morning!
I left a $50 check on your desk yesterday from [sender]. Long story short, I accidentally sold him a doghouse that was already sold but not picked up by [purchaser]; by the time we figured it out, the check was already in the mail. ..."
Working accounting for a multi-state oil and gas company, I really wouldn't have expected the sale of a doghouse to ever come within my purview, but there it is!
This also means that particular drilling yard once had a doghouse and yard dog. So precious.