Some funny things ..... Thinking back.....

Good morning, Joan - I believe I previously revealed this incident in a post. When I was new to the business I was showing a property to a prospective buyer and the driveway gate closed so the entire property was secured and the lockbox was located  on the exterior fence. P.S. the client was very pregnant not just "a little " so I removed my suit jacket and climbed over the fence to open the gate. End of that day's tour. And end of those suit pants too.

Good morning Joan Cox 

Thank you for sharing your story with us, where you able to remove all the needles once you arrive at the office or home? 

Best regards,

That's a good one, Joan. Can't say I've had anything happen to me that would beat that for funny!

I can't believe you put your pants back on, Joan. Not so sure I would have.

The worst thing that happened to me recently was driving home late one night from securing a listing in Natomas, and stopping at a liquor store. Big parking lot without any cars. I parked and started to walk across the parking lot reading emails on my phone.

Next thing I knew I was flat on my knees and hands, still holding my cellphone (of course, not dropping that). I had tripped over a speed bump in the middle of the parking lot. And then the store didn't even carry any scotch so I had to go home empty-handed with bruises and a battered cellphone case.

When I traded in my cellphone at the Apple Store in Honolulu earlier this month, the clerk commented on its excellent condition. I didn't mention the tripping incident, though.

I'm not sure I can remember anything that noteworthy. I should be happy about it, I guess. These stories, and yours, made me chuckle. Although, said ouch too. 

Well there is a lot of stories in our profession that we can laugh at

Hi Joan,  Thanks for sharing this story.  Well, it is no fun when plants hurt us.  

Good morning Joan.  I know it can be funny to everyone except the person that is getting stuck with needles.

That is a great story to share.

I was in a vacant home that had no power. On the way down the basement stairs, I stepped into water, not realizing that the basement was flooded. Fortunately, I had only one wet shoe and foot.

That isn't much fun for you, but at least you provided some entertainment for your clients, haha.