' Wow,' the line is busy,' I said as I picked a number and got in line. I saw a few others I knew that were ahead of me but I always waited never took cuts or ask too by anyone , waiting in line was bad enough, they had plenty in stock,human parts were often popular and stores would often stock up on parts, head arms or legs,the head was always popular among us, it had many different parts too ear nose and eyes .I was number forty three,glad to even zombies get hungry .My mouth filled with blood fluid it was our way of waiting until the real thing.I walked up to a close by self not taking a foot out of where I was in line, I like gum even zombies can like sweets. The line moved again I was closer after awhile I made it to the front,the clerk stood there waiting for me as I decided what I wanted.' Well, I don't have all day,' the clerk said. I told her what I wanted a head,a leg a body part and two kids. As the clerk gave me what I then wanted I made sure they were not damage you then too never know about customer service. I left and the store closed early when Ithen got home I should had checked better,' Our humans were infested they had worms.'we ate the good ones and return to customer service,' No refunds,' said the clerk.
I moaned and left. I went home wasn't hungry any more,' Customer service indeed.'
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