As appreciation of our hard work,
The Corporation decided to treat us
(and by “us,” I mean “The Ft. Lauderdale Office Of The Corporation”)
to lunch at Tap 42.
Wanting to know just where Tap 42 was located,
I opened up Google Maps on my smartphone and started to type in the address.
I got as far as “1411” when I noticed that the top possible option was “1411 S Andrews Ave Ft. Lauderdale”—the address of Tap 42.
“How?” I asked my office mate and fellow cow-orker T.
“How did it know?”
“Well,
perhaps Google noticed a flurry of similar queries coming from the same location,”
said T.
Plausible I suppose.
But I'm not sure how I feel about that.
It seems … eerily prescient and disturbing.
Almost like Cyber Brother is watching over us.
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