Getting our old house ready to sell, so I have two sets of keys. Both houses have locksets from the same manufacturer, so occasionally I try the wrong key.
There are the keys you carry and then there are the keys that end up in a drawer. Years ago when I was cleaning out the family house I came across a box of things that would have been my grandmothers—or great grandmothers. There were a few jewelry items, white gloves, and several hat pins all neatly placed in little boxes. The smallest box held a tiny key with a folded up piece of paper. I carefully unwrapped the paper (it was fragile) to discover the following note: “A key to something.” . . .
Back in the early days of Jazz Fest, (a musical event that happens every year here in New Orleans, exception of this year, during the spring), you could tell how important a person was at the event by the number of keys they had, if they had only one or two, they was a big boss, while supervisors usually had string a keys because they were not supposed to have immediate access to everything.
Kiba65 about 4 years ago
Keeper of the keys.
pgomes about 4 years ago
He does it for free.
Caldonia about 4 years ago
He is the keymaster. The Destructor is coming. Gozer the Traveler, the Destroyer.
Breadboard about 4 years ago
But each key may be a different headache ;-)
Russell Bedford about 4 years ago
BTDTGTTS
Geophyzz about 4 years ago
Back when I worked in maintenance, we carried a single master key that opened all the doors in the factory.
A# 466 about 4 years ago
The more keys, the lower on the totem pole, and vice versa.
david_42 about 4 years ago
Getting our old house ready to sell, so I have two sets of keys. Both houses have locksets from the same manufacturer, so occasionally I try the wrong key.
rhpii about 4 years ago
People are now finding out that “low level” is synonymous with essential.
Shinrinder Premium Member about 4 years ago
Oh, man! If importance is based on the number of keys carried, then I’m the CEO!
GreenT267 about 4 years ago
There are the keys you carry and then there are the keys that end up in a drawer. Years ago when I was cleaning out the family house I came across a box of things that would have been my grandmothers—or great grandmothers. There were a few jewelry items, white gloves, and several hat pins all neatly placed in little boxes. The smallest box held a tiny key with a folded up piece of paper. I carefully unwrapped the paper (it was fragile) to discover the following note: “A key to something.” . . .
the lost wizard about 4 years ago
Try doing security. I think the record I saw was 96. Every time they changed a lock they got a new key.
choo choo willy about 4 years ago
Especially church janitors, or as we call them, " Premise Keepers".
cwg about 4 years ago
Back in the early days of Jazz Fest, (a musical event that happens every year here in New Orleans, exception of this year, during the spring), you could tell how important a person was at the event by the number of keys they had, if they had only one or two, they was a big boss, while supervisors usually had string a keys because they were not supposed to have immediate access to everything.
krisannr.thompson about 4 years ago
Next time we clean out the junkyard will know to rig from the bottom
krisannr.thompson about 4 years ago
The next time we stand on the heaps of trash in our junkyard with astronaut suits on, now we know to rake it from the bottom.
krisannr.thompson about 4 years ago
To sort trash we are to rake from the bottom. We have been saying that for how many years??