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<\/p>\nA woman's voice notes have gone viral after she cried to her manager to get her shift covered because she thought her 'car had been stolen' \u2014 only to realise she'd made a hilarious error.<\/p>\n
Sarah Ashleigh, who posts online as @sarahashleigh60, was returning to her vehicle in Watford when she realised it wasn't there. Immediately, she started panicking as she believed her car had been stolen. <\/p>\n
But rather than call the police, her first priority was to leave her manager a voice message explaining what happened so she could get her shift covered. In the clip, which has gained more than 124,000 likes, the sobbing woman said: "Is there any chance you can try and find cover for my morning shift? <\/p>\n
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"I've literally come to Watford with my friend and I parked my car in the car park and it's literally been stolen. I can't find it anywhere. It's going to take me ages to get home. I just feel absolutely f***ing s**t. I need to phone the police and everything as well."<\/p>\n
However, just five minutes later she realised her mistake and sent another message, in a much calmer voice, saying: "It's okay, I found it. I'll see you tomorrow." It turns out she had simply forgotten where she had parked. <\/p>\n
However, her manager hadn't seen her messages yet, so she listened to both voice notes together. "OMG! I'M DYINGGG! Playing those two voice notes in a row is jokes."<\/p>\n
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