Adam@Home by Rob Harrell for March 23, 2019

Figures.

Who hadn’t already figured this out before this whole storyline began?

I was at the doctor today and thought I left my phone in the car and ran out to get it. It was in my purse the whole time. Where I looked for it twice already. I know, too bad I didn’t have my tablet with me to call it!

I always carry a AA flashlight so I can find things, like my phone. You have to find your phone before you can use the phone flashlight, if you have enough battery.

And THERE it is. Scroll back to yesterday to see how many commenters predicted this obvious story plot outcome (hand raised).

Now if he just manages to remember to answer the phone.

I read somewhere (honest) about a lady who looked for her phone, in her car, for ten minutes…(pause)…using the flashlight on her phone. Wasn’t me (really) bc, if it had been me, it would have been a lot longer than 10 minutes… :)

Duh…

My favorite phone incident occurred in Costco, the guy ahead of me in the checkout called his wife. Her purse was in the cart. It started ringing.

That fact that his phone wasn’t set on vibrate, gives him a chance of finding it if hadn’t been in his pocket. If it was set on vibrate, he definitely would’ve found it in his pocket.I hope this continues next week so we can see him apologize to his son for not believing him when he said that he gave the phone back.

After the call Adam owes Clayton a trip to an ice cream shop.

Too boring to be funny.

This would be a lot phunnier if I hadn’t done it myself.

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More than once sigh

either it’s your phone OR YOU NEED TO CALL A PROCTOLOGIST BECAUSE YOUR BUTT RINGS!

I’d laugh but…. I’ve been there (hangs head in shame).

Why didn’t he just call his mobile phone?

Ya know, during this entire story arc, I thought to myself, “Have they tried calling the phone???”

donwestonmysteries and xlvaro, you point has been covered already this week.

How many people search for their eye glasses…..

Yup. Sometime being in charge means you have to say your sorry.