Fred's Night Out
During a night out, Fred has a bit too much to drink,
and throws up on himself.
Knowing that Fred's wife will kill him if she knows
he's been drinking enough to be sick, the barman
decides to help him out, "Just put a twenty in your
jacket pocket. When your wife sees you, say that you
were passing a pub when someone stumbled out and threw
up on you, then gave you the money to pay for the dry-
cleaning."
Fred thinks this is a pretty good idea, so he takes a
twenty from his wallet, puts it in his jacket pocket
and, giving his thanks to the barman, leaves the pub.
He arrives home, hangs up his jacket and is immediately
confronted by his wife. Careful not to slur, he tells
his story. His wife checks the jacket, and pulls out
two twenty dollar bills.
"Hold on," she says. "There are two twenties in here."
"Yeah," agrees Fred. "He pissed in my pants too."