Dunkin Donuts: A Short Story

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Once upon a time there lived a young savage named Addie. Addie could care less about anyone in her path, and lived the thug life. One day Addie woke up feeling especially savage and headed over to her local Dunkin Donuts. On the way to Dunkin Addie ran every red light, and on the way noticed squirell getting electrocuted on the powerline above. Soon enough Addie made it to Dunkin and ordered a quadruple shot espresso with a side of extra caffeinated donuts. When she was leaving the restaurant there was a two person line trying to exit the room. Instead of waiting in line, she gently put down her coffee, and socked both of the people in the mouth. After relieving herself she slowly picked up her coffee and left Dunkin. After leaving Dunkin Donuts …show more content…

Her boss was very confused and reassuring her that she had signed into work the previous day. “See Addie, you singed into work on the 30th… which was a Monday.Today is the 31st… which is a Tuesday. You never skipped a day.” “Bruh… I thought today was a Wednesday… it’s lowkey a Wednesday.” “Addie, I’m not sure if you are hungover or not, but it is definitely a Tuesday.” Addie returned to her office and finished out the day with the same bad attitude as the day before. The next day Addie woke up late, and looked out the window just in time to yet again see the same squirell getting electrocuted. Addie decided that this morning she was going to go to Dunkin again, so she went in, and ordered her food. On her way out was the same people, wearing the same ugly clothes, still struggling to get out the door. Addie finally made it out the door. When Addie got to work her boss was yet again wearing the same clothes. Addie was trying to ignore it until she got to her desk where she could put all of the clues together. “Normally when something is done over… it’s so that you can do it better or fix it.” Addie thought to

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