Welcome to our Slash Ascreddit, where we answer the question, what's a funny memory you have that if you told someone they think that you're lying?

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Our first reply is from user. A friend once called the wrong number, got the wrong house, and had the right person pick up.

So I was at work replacing a modem for my boss. I'd removed the modem and connected a telephone to test it had a dial tone.

Soon after, the phone rang. That didn't make much sense because that phone line had only been used for outgoing calls from the computer.

When I picked up the person on the other line just said, Hey man, you want to see a movie later?

I recognized the voice too. It was a friend of mine.

I was really confused for a second and said something like, Josh, how did you get this number?

He said that he called my home phone number. He must have mistyled my number and accidentally dialed the number for my boss's modem line at work.

He got the wrong number, got the wrong house, and the right person picked up on a phone that had only been connected for two minutes in the past two years.

The odds must be astronomical. It's just a weird coincidence that I'll always remember.

And beneath that, we have this story from non-error. I once called a friend that I hadn't heard from in ten years, but the line was busy.

I called again a few seconds later and his first words were, I just called you, but it was busy.

We hadn't spoken in years and yet we called each other within the same ten seconds.

It wasn't for any particular reason either, just pure coincidence.

Our next reply was from a spark plug. When I was ditching first period in high school, a cop was in front of me at the 7-11.

The cashier couldn't break the cops fifty bucks, so I paid for his coffee with my stuff.

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