Categories: True Tales

At This Optician’s Business, It’s High Time

We have several clients, who I won’t name because they are well known. They are usually musicians and they come in high as a kite; they smell so strong we all need a pizza when they leave. They usually pay cash and give you an alias for their records. When they come back in, they never know what name they gave you the last time. If there is an issue with a frame you can’t service it because you can’t find their records. — Wendy S., Atlanta, GA

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