I just came down because I wanted to see what pure evil looks like.

[laconicsax]

From the Not Always Right blog: (http://notalwaysright.com/)

(A family group was checking in - one lady in the group started telling me about her husband’s recent death from cancer.)
Customer: “…and he was all eaten up with colon cancer, and he just died.”

Me: “Ma’am, I’m sorry, but that is really not any of my business. It seems like a very private matter….”

Customer: “What?!”

Me: “I’m not comfortable hearing–”

Customer: “Are you a Christian?”

Me: “No, ma’am.”

Customer: “I knew it! You are evil, and will burn in hell. I’ll speak to your manager in the morning!”

Me: “Ok. That’s fine.”

Customer: “I hope you liked your former job.”

Me: “…”

(The group went to their rooms. A few minutes later, one of the adult daughters came to the desk.)

Me: “Yes, Ma’am?”

Customer’s Daughter: “I just came down because I wanted to see what pure evil looks like.”

Me: “…”

The source is anonymous, take it as you will.

[Joe the Liberal]

1. Pffffft........

The "customer" only needs to look in a mirror to see what "pure evil" looks like, or pure stupid.

[ihavenobias]

2. IF the story is real

it's insane.