I Want My Money Back

I had lunch with dear friends at my favorite Chinese restaurant, Yum-Yum Good. (The name alone is worth a visit.) When I opened my fortune cookie, I felt totally cheated. First of all, this is a statement, not a fortune. Second, the weather was cold, windy and cloudy, not wonderful at all. Our waitress took pity on me and gave me another cookie, but I'm afraid the quality of fortunes in general seems to be deteriorating. Happily, lunch with my friends was my good fortune.

[Steve Cline]

lol, cookie trolled

[Ellen E]

hahaha! We are always upset when we get a statement rather than a fortune.

[Kerri]

Awesome shot

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I'm sure this fortune was supposed to go to Hawaii, not the Northeast in winter! This really had me chuckling!

[Laraine Kensicki]

the frame adds the perfect finishing touch ~

[Rick Schies]

Wow, a big let down for sure. But in spite of that, you can't beat a good Chinese dish

[Kathy A]

Not sure where that statement would have been appreciated.

[Margaret Tryon]

That's just wrong. :-)

[Terry]

how strange

[Mrs. Smith]

haha! Yup, I'd want my money back too.

[Carole Imes]

Demand another fortune cookie! ;-) I like how this is displayed...most of all I love Chinese food!