…I s’pose yeez would’ve had to be there… but I’ve been giggling away all morning at the memory of it… come with me, back more than 50 years… picture the young Master Gallacher, newly minted apprentice at the redoubtable Clydesdale & North of Scotland Bank Limited, Govan Cross Branch in Docklands Govan in Glasgow… the freshest Trainee Master of the Financial Universe... the personnel in the branch were great guys… the Manager, Mister George Galloway, the epitome of the pin-striped Scottish Banker, defender of his clients’ pennies and bawbees… bowler hat and constantly furled umbrella as much a part of his uniform as his distinguished manner of addressing staff and customers alike… his number two, nominally adorned with the title, the Bank Accountant,MisterWilliam (call me Bill) Melvin, was a man with the detachable banker’s daily stiff white collar on his immaculately white shirts and…
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That’s a funny story, I’d like to have seen that!
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LOL. Yes, me too. 😀 I love the way Seumas tells his stories!
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I love humorous stories and this was hysterical.
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I agree. Seumas got this unique way to tell stories.
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Every time it rains it rains
Pennies from heaven
Don’t you know each cloud contains
Pennies from heaven
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Pennies ? God must be broke too.
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ROFL Yes… must be broke too. Thanks for the laugh, Carl!
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