u/Administrative_Emu64

I work in a large museum.

Yesterday there was a radio call at ten to twelve about a lost 11 year old boy with an iPad. Pin LL

Fine, kids go missing all the time here.

Parents last saw him at 10.30 and hadn't seen him since. Didn't know where they last saw him, but he did this at another museum the day before apparently.

So a description is put out and security check their cameras. Luckily enough they find him within five minutes- outside the museum on the path that runs towards the underground station.

How did they not realise he was missing for so long? Especially if it happened the day before as well.

I live in a shared house with my landlord, his partner and a girl who moved in a few months ago.

From the start she took over my drawer in the freezer because it just had an ice pack in it & she thought it was empty, despite being allocated an empty drawer. My landlord asked her to move her large air fryer taking up space in the galley kitchen, but I had to wait to get my freezer drawer back as it was full to the brim. Eventually my landlord had to step in as months afterwards she had two items in there.

The other thing I noticed that was as we had cupboards next to each other, her stuff kept creeping over mine and I would have to push it back

So not wanting to sound petty, I conducted an experiment. I was on holiday for a couple of weeks and I made sure before I went there was a nice big gap in my cupboard.

Sure enough, I came back yesterday and her stuff was way over my side on two shelves, so I've asked my landlord to step in again.

I don't understand her. She's from Eastern Europe, she's white, she's studying architecture at university and works part time in a gym but has Waitrose deliveries despite having a large Tesco's that's open until midnight, a Sainsbury's Local, and a Co-op within a five minute walk.

I was trying on shoes the other week, black jeans, black t-shirt, black zip up hoody and over the ear headphones. I was also wearing my sunflower lanyard.

I'm sitting down doing my shoes up & I notice a woman standing very close to me, so I look up at her and she asks me to get her a pair of shoes to fit her daughter who's in a pram in the kids section.

Now, the staff at this store all wear green polos with black trousers and green lanyards and there were plenty of them running around.

I just looked at her and said "no." She asked why not and I had to point out I didn't work there. She said, "oh. Sorry" and walked off.

My guess is that she'd seen me put back the stuff that I'd tried on, instead of leaving them for the staff. Kids aisle was a mess after she'd finished