Wilbur And The Beach
11 Nov
Somewhere palm trees were blowing in the breeze. And the beaches were covered in sand. And the waves were rhythmically lapping against the shore. Some children were playing in the sand and were playfully tossing sand into a fat man’s face. And some were running in and out of the water splashing the fat man and giggling each time it happened.
“Quit throwing sand at me and splashing me you little trollops” said Wilbur wagging his chubby finger. “Don’t make me call the lifeguard and have you kicked off the beach” he continued.
But the children just giggled, as children do when they are being complete jerks, and they continued splashing Wilbur and throwing sand in his face. In fact they even sped up the pace of their complete and utter naughtiness.
So, spitting a bunch of sand out of his mouth Wilbur yelled for the lifeguard.
The lifeguard was saving a woman from drowning but he stopped saving her and swam over to where Wilbur was laying. There are always choices to make in life. Who knows which one is the right one at any given time. Well, not the lifeguard anyways.
And anyways, saving people didn’t let the lifeguard show off his muscles to the girls laying on the beach. But helping a fat man with his problem would highlight just how muscly he was to the girls. So the choice was an obvious one. If he wanted to pick up girls anyways. And he did.
On his minimum wage salary the odds of meeting girls any other way than showing off his muscles was slim to none. Heck, he didn’t even own a car. And he slept in the lifeguard shack at night because he couldn’t afford an apartment.
So anyways, dropping the girl he was saving in the waves, the lifeguard swam over to Wilbur to investigate the problem.
“What’s the problem fatty” said the lifeguard sympathetically to Wilbur.
“These mean little kids are splashing me and throwing sand in my face” replied Wilbur.
“What?” said the lifeguard flexing his muscles to some girls who were passing by. And then he made a pretend phone with his hand to his ear. Which was kind of odd since they didn’t know his phone number. And he didn’t even own a phone.
“I really need to get a real job” the lifeguard muttered to no one in particular.
“Anyways, what were you saying about splashing children and throwing sand at them” he said to Wilbur.
“They are splashing me” said Wilbur. “And they are throwing sand” he continued.
But it was all for naught. The lifeguard was back to flexing and making phone signs with his hand to some other girls.
“I’m going to have to ask you to leave the beach” said the lifeguard. “Throwing sand at people and splashing them are both grounds for being kicked off the beach” he continued.
“Shame on you. Now buzz off fatty before I call the police”
So Wilbur left the beach never to return. Which was kind of drastic if you think about it.
And the lifeguard eventually got a better job as a welfare recipient.
Oh, and eventually the lady the lifeguard had been saving washed up on the beach and was disposed of in the proper waste receptacle I guess.
So today’s question is:
1) Have you ever dealt with someone who just wouldn’t listen?






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