
How often do you hear the word Laser used by a client or customer who's about to pay for something?
Again, probably not too often.
However, just this Friday I had a client from Ireland ask if payment could be made by "Laser."
My jaw dropped, I thought this was a borderline death threat.
I half expected Han Solo to jump out behind the corner of my office, brandishing a "good blaster at [his] side" and ready to blast me into pieces.

I can pay by Visa Credit Card or Laser, if that will expedite matters.
Turns out that in addition to being a highly destructive and concentrated form of light, Laser is also an Irish debit card!
Who knew.

1 comment:
Facinating. I wish we had Lasers in the US. I'd give up cash and whip mine out everywhere.
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