December 25th, 2023
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My wife sent me to the grocery store to pick up yams last minute for Xmas Eve dinner. While in the aisle, I was approached by a man I had never seen before who had a contract in hand with my name on it. He said he would like to buy the rights to my life story for a shit ton of money— I’m talking 6 zeroes. I told him to buzz off, thinking he was some sort of con man. He was very polite and said he understood my hesitance, then handed me his card and told me two cryptic things: first, to “not go with the other guys who were gonna make the same offer” and also to have a happy new year as he “had a feeling 2024 was going to be a big one for me.”
I googled his name when I got to the car and he’s legit— he’s a top level executive at Warner Brothers who is mentioned in a couple articles, and his picture online is definitely the guy that was in the store.
What could this mean? I’m an accountant who enjoys my life very much but have never done anything interesting, nor do I expect to make any “big waves” before I die.
December 25th, 2023
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Then better hurry up and cash in that money before they notice
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They've got the wrong guy.
Unless you're, like, Trumps accountant or something you're not telling us. Cuz his math ain't mathin.
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...and then you woke up.
"Man, what a crazy dream."
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Why and how did he track you down in a grocery store? That’s the part that is super weird to me.
Did he just follow you from your house or something? Wouldn’t the money amount be negotiated, instead of just printed out right there?
Anyone can hand out cards with a big name on it
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Out of all the most unrealistic things about this scenario, Warner Bros is the dead give away. I’d believe it more if they said the guy turned around and said they wanted three-fiddy and was the goddamn Lochness Monster.
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Sounds like a scam that has been around for, at least, hundreds of years. Check the contract carefully, and you'll probably find that not only will they have the rights to your life story, but they will own your immortal soul.
Whatever you do, do not sign in blood. And wear a silver crucifix to the meeting.
p.s. no point in asking a lawyer, they all work for the other side.
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Three very obvious options:
1.) You're lying and making this up.
2.) He's lying and making this up.
3.) You are both telling the truth, but there is a severe misunderstanding neither of you bothered to clarify.
The result of all three scenarios is that it doesn't mean anything, problem solved ( ✌︎'ω')✌︎
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Yeah I don't believe a "top level executive" would be approaching people in a grocery store.
Even if OP were actually someone of note, they'd do their research and send someone to your home. Not follow you to where you do your shopping.
I smell a creative writing exercise.
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It might be made up, but I like the concept!
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Only three possibilities:
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No wonder they want his life story!
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The real hero's comment is always buried.
Thank you, Internet Friend!
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