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podcast number 4133 what up al oh hi jerry you know, off the year we were talking about something and this, somehow this story came up about, uh, you know, like when you, occasionally you go out somewhere and your credit card gets declined. Yes. Bizarrely. And you're like, what the hell? Yeah. It reminded me of though, when I was working in drug fair, when I was a, I guess I was in college when I worked in drug fair. My high school college.

We were the pharmacy as a tech or just like a... In drug fair, I was everywhere. I would stock the shelves. I would ring people up at the register. I would work in the pharmacy. Right. The pharmacy was the best place to work because it was easy. You didn't have to clean up.

You could give girls their birth control pills. It was very exciting to see who was on birth

control pills to see. And this was before like you could get boner medication. That would have been

great if I was able to see like what men were getting Viagras and stuff. That would have been

cool. But back then when we, if somebody paid by credit card and their credit card was declined,

I had to confiscate their card.

Really?

Yeah.

Could you imagine a snot-nose 16-year-old kid in a thin leather tie taking your credit card? Not a chance. I said I have to cut this up. What? And I had to cut it up in front of them. How is that even remotely possible? I don't know. That's a weird one. That's weird, right? Yeah. That's very strange. I don't know if you remember how I used to, how we used to, like, was there a credit card machine? Well, I don't know. So when I had it in the same time, when I was working at the gas station, we ran it annually. Yeah, you had to put, right, you took the card. Yeah. You put the copy paper over it. And then signed it they got a copy you got a copy

and then it was up to the owner who would have to submit them like punch it into some sort of

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