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This is true, Wolfgang, and I'm akey you had to deal with something similar. Though, I know it's not totally their fault, I partially blame the servers working. All of them have working cell phones, and apparently never called 911 and got mad that those of us who had NO clue something was severely wrong hadn't yet called. There were FOUR servers, and they were all standing over him complaining that the cashiers hadn't yet called 911. It wasn't until 20 minutes AFTER the situation was noticed by them that 911 was finally called (because the other cashier was finally alerted).

@Seaswell, that's awesome he found it!

@Cheers, that's great news! I'd love to move to AUS from America, but that takes money. But my boyfriend lives there, and I'd love being near (or with; even better) him to help him more and just to be with him. But again, that takes money, and I don't make much here. But I can dream anyway. You should share pictures of your home, if possible.

@Beadingterri, I can just imagine two little munchkins dancing to that song. While I personally am not a huge fan of country music, nor that song, I admit... I'd do anything to watch those lil one's dancing to it. Babies are awesome. Then they get older and start testing your patience. =)) But yeah, I like most kids, so nothing bad meant towards them here.
And thank you. It honestly wouldn't have bothered me as much, had I not been working that shift, but I was and normally deaths haven't been a horrible thing to me. Like... I've attended many funerals (and pet euthanasias), and the only one I cried for right then and there was my great grandmother's. But yesterday (which I also blame some of my mental health problems as well (not depression and such, but that's another subject) when I got home and my family went to bed, I just couldn't help but do anything but cry for the longest. I didn't know that man, no, but the whole situation was too much for my crazy brain to handle.