Holy Paradise
14-03-2008, 03:13
The phone rang at the counter of "Kolaski's", a 50 year old mom and pop Polish bakery that served arguably some of the best kolaches and other Polish treats in the entire nation. However, business had been slow, and old Walosk Kolaski had recently been thinking of closing his father's business. Walosk answered the phone, expecting a telemarketing call. Customers hadn't ordered a single thing in 2 weeks.
"Hello?" Walosk asked with a sigh.
"Hello, is this Mr. Kolaski?" a voice replied.
"Not another telemarketer..." Walosk murmured.
"Actually, this isn't a telemarketer, Mr. Kolaski. My name is President John Holtz, and I was wondering if you could do me a favor." the voice laughed.
Old Walosk's heart nearly skipped a beat. "O..Of course, Mr. President. Is there a draft going on?" He stuttered.
The president laughed, "You know full well I wouldn't draft a man of your age! Actually, I wish for you to make me about 10 dozen kolaches, assorted flavors in 3 days. I haven't had a kolache in years, and they are so delicious. I remember your father quite well. I had to work for him after I broke his window playing baseball with my friends. I also know that your business is struggling, so I wish to support it. I will personally arrive at the bakery to pick up the goods, and will present you with a check for 1,000,000 gold coins, straight from my pocket." Walosk began to cry out of joy. "Oh thank you, Mr. President! I was going to declare bankruptcy tomorrow..." He sobbed.
"Goodbye, Mr. Kolaski. I cannot wait for those kolaches," the president replied before hanging up.
Old Walosk hung up the phone and began to dance a polka.
"Hello?" Walosk asked with a sigh.
"Hello, is this Mr. Kolaski?" a voice replied.
"Not another telemarketer..." Walosk murmured.
"Actually, this isn't a telemarketer, Mr. Kolaski. My name is President John Holtz, and I was wondering if you could do me a favor." the voice laughed.
Old Walosk's heart nearly skipped a beat. "O..Of course, Mr. President. Is there a draft going on?" He stuttered.
The president laughed, "You know full well I wouldn't draft a man of your age! Actually, I wish for you to make me about 10 dozen kolaches, assorted flavors in 3 days. I haven't had a kolache in years, and they are so delicious. I remember your father quite well. I had to work for him after I broke his window playing baseball with my friends. I also know that your business is struggling, so I wish to support it. I will personally arrive at the bakery to pick up the goods, and will present you with a check for 1,000,000 gold coins, straight from my pocket." Walosk began to cry out of joy. "Oh thank you, Mr. President! I was going to declare bankruptcy tomorrow..." He sobbed.
"Goodbye, Mr. Kolaski. I cannot wait for those kolaches," the president replied before hanging up.
Old Walosk hung up the phone and began to dance a polka.