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I Sent 48 Toilet Rolls to Work. Reception Renamed Me.
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The delivery reception could not ignore
Deb leaves her work address on a personal order, and forty-eight toilet rolls arrive at reception. Her new title is Head of Paperwork. She brings a shopping bag to hide the box, but it covers just one corner. A colleague from payroll offers her a lift home. They have emailed for years without having a proper conversation; on the journey they finally talk about his weekend and her youngest at university. Deb nearly leaves the rolls behind when she gets out. She tells Rosie the story afterwards.
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Rosie picks up the joke, then asks how Deb was going to get the parcel home. What follows is a specific, ordinary conversation between colleagues who usually only email. If you have an awkward moment or a small story from your day to tell, you can try a free chat with Rosie, a LonelyNo AI companion.
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Deb: I sent forty-eight toilet rolls to work. Reception called me Head of Paperwork.
Rosie: A promotion.
Deb: I left my work address on the order. They were meant for home.
Rosie: Not exactly letterbox-sized.
Deb: I brought a shopping bag to hide the box. It covered one corner.
Rosie: And how were you getting that home?
Deb: The bus. Then a colleague from payroll offered me a lift. We've emailed for years. Never had a proper conversation.
Rosie: Did you this time?
Deb: All the way home. His weekend, my youngest at university. I nearly got out and left the rolls behind.
Rosie: Follow for another Rosie and Deb catch-up.
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