I was at IHOP, having pancakes this morning, when I heard a neighboring patron herald to the waiter while she was on her cellular phone. She asked the waiter for the ZIP Code of the restaurant! I quickly presumed that she wasn't talking to a friend who wanted to mail a letter to the IHOP but instead, was asking for the ZIP Code, to better help the friend obtain online driving directions from a place like Google Maps, etc. Fortunately, the waiter knew the ZIP Code but I'm sure that question wasn't asked much a decade ago. Have you had similar experiences? Share by clicking "comments" below!
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