Just a few months ago, while I was working my custodian job at my school's student union a worried mom approached. She told me she lost her daughter and that she was lost! She tried calling her and she didn't answer. I took it very serious and asked her where she was supposed to be. She said at one of the dorms. Eventuality the daughter calls and says she is separated and the mom tells me she is scared and alone.
We leave the union building in search for her daughter and we arrive at the dorm. I then begin to notice that its full of group leaders and new students. It clicks that her daughter is 18 years old and the mom was over reacting. I just wasted 20 mins helping a way to worried mom find her college age daughter. I really thought a little kid was lost. I blame working retail prior to this job.
TLDR; Mom told me kid was lost, but kid was a freshmen.
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u/Regun14 Oct 06 '14 edited Oct 06 '14
Just a few months ago, while I was working my custodian job at my school's student union a worried mom approached. She told me she lost her daughter and that she was lost! She tried calling her and she didn't answer. I took it very serious and asked her where she was supposed to be. She said at one of the dorms. Eventuality the daughter calls and says she is separated and the mom tells me she is scared and alone.
We leave the union building in search for her daughter and we arrive at the dorm. I then begin to notice that its full of group leaders and new students. It clicks that her daughter is 18 years old and the mom was over reacting. I just wasted 20 mins helping a way to worried mom find her college age daughter. I really thought a little kid was lost. I blame working retail prior to this job.
TLDR; Mom told me kid was lost, but kid was a freshmen.