Perils of Not Wearing a Watch, or Has Our Heroine Over-Extended Her Lunchbreak?
Our heroine was returning from lunch. She was hoping it was not too much after 1:15, as she'd left at 12:10. As she had no watch, she had no real way of knowing.
The elevator doors opened on the way up, on the second floor. She had a clear view into an office. And to its clock, hanging on the wall, on the right of the seated man.
It said 2:10.
She gasped.
And then she looked to the left of the seated man. Another clock!! It said 1:10.
Her jaw dropped.
The elevator door closed.
What time WAS it??? And isn't the point of having office clocks to leave little room for doubt ABOUT THE TIME???
(~A cautionary tale about looking into the offices of Korean Airlines to ascertain the time.)
The elevator doors opened on the way up, on the second floor. She had a clear view into an office. And to its clock, hanging on the wall, on the right of the seated man.
It said 2:10.
She gasped.
And then she looked to the left of the seated man. Another clock!! It said 1:10.
Her jaw dropped.
The elevator door closed.
What time WAS it??? And isn't the point of having office clocks to leave little room for doubt ABOUT THE TIME???
(~A cautionary tale about looking into the offices of Korean Airlines to ascertain the time.)
posted by ~R @ 8:04 pm
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