There are certain things you never expect to see at work.

This hotel employee thought he was just making small talk with a 11regular customer who stopped by the front desk in the middle of the night to vent about problems with his wife.

The customer kept talking, and before long, nearly an hour had gone by.

Nothing about the conversation seemed unusual at the time.

Then the man finally turned around and walked away.

That’s when the employee realized the customer had spent the entire conversation standing there in nothing but his tighty-whities.

Read on to see what happened.

Tall front desk doesn’t let me see customer’s lower half

I was working the night shift.

On this night, an old regular trucker guest was staying with us after he and his wife got into a fight.

The dude comes to the front desk at 3 am, rings the bell, and proceeds to try and talk about his wife and all the drama.

Then, he learned the truth.

I kinda humor him while I pretend to work on the front desk computer. About an hour into this, I tell him, “I’m sorry, I need to head to the back office to close out the day, have a good night.”

He says, “Sounds good, I’ll see ya.”

As he walks away, I notice he was in his TIGHTY-WHITEYS THE ENTIRE TIME! 🤮  I couldn’t see his lower half the entire time he was talking with me.

Oh my! Now, that’s funny!

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Let’s check out what the people over at Reddit think about it.

Not sure smelling it first would be any better.

It’s a good thing for tall desks!

Well, that’s just as bad. Maybe even worse.

Geez. It must be a truck driver thing.

Apparently, some people just don’t care.

Then again, truck drivers spend a lot of time on the road, so they probably get comfortable doing things the rest of us would never consider doing in public.

Thankfully, the front desk was tall enough to block the employee’s view for most of the conversation.

Otherwise, that story probably would’ve taken a much different turn.

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