Creepy Phone Call In The Middle of the Night

[Anonymous]

Yes, I would Google and then call back. Please report back OP!

[Anonymous]

They misdialed. Ignore it.

DW's phone number is one digit off from the main switchboard for Congress. She gets ranty calls from weird numbers a few times a week. People who want to call their congressperson. Actually we can measure the current sentiment in America based on the volume of calls. Got a lot when Obamacare was being proposed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They misdialed. Ignore it.

DW's phone number is one digit off from the main switchboard for Congress. She gets ranty calls from weird numbers a few times a week. People who want to call their congressperson. Actually we can measure the current sentiment in America based on the volume of calls. Got a lot when Obamacare was being proposed.

Having answered thise calls as a (former) staff assistant, my biggest condolences! Did you consider changing your number? I would have.

[Anonymous]

Creepy? No. Wrong number? Obviously.

Message or warning? Grow up.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They misdialed. Ignore it.

DW's phone number is one digit off from the main switchboard for Congress. She gets ranty calls from weird numbers a few times a week. People who want to call their congressperson. Actually we can measure the current sentiment in America based on the volume of calls. Got a lot when Obamacare was being proposed.

Having answered thise calls as a (former) staff assistant, my biggest condolences! Did you consider changing your number? I would have.

So I guess you know that Congress is 202-225-xxxx. well 202-255 is the exchange for AT&T cellphones so that's how she ended up with that. Normally the only calls she gets is from me or her coworkers, so she just ignores all numbers she doesnt' recognize.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Creepy? No. Wrong number? Obviously.

Message or warning? Grow up.

You are no fun.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If no one came in during the night, it was a wrong number. If someone did, remember that serial killers always go to the kitchen first to make a sandwich.

Which is precisely why I hide the bread and miracle whip.

No need to hide miracle whip. Killers like the good stuff, Hellman’s.

[Anonymous]

This would freak me out. Please update us OP!

[Anonymous]

It’s coming from inside your house. Obviously a poltergeist. GET OUT IMMEDIATELY AND DON’T EVER RETURN.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It’s coming from inside your house. Obviously a poltergeist. GET OUT IMMEDIATELY AND DON’T EVER RETURN.

But leave the door unlocked and the mayo out.

[Anonymous]

Call back! We NEED you to call back. If the result is something like "It was disconnected," I'm going to shit.

[Anonymous]

Did you lock the deadbolt?

[Anonymous]

Sounds like it was likely a confused, elderly person who misdialed. The elderly often get confused and disoriented late at night. Factors such as medications, not enough sleep, early dementia, can all lead to something like this happening. I hope the woman is ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If no one came in during the night, it was a wrong number. If someone did, remember that serial killers always go to the kitchen first to make a sandwich.

Which is precisely why I hide the bread and miracle whip.

No need to hide miracle whip. Killers like the good stuff, Hellman’s.

I like you

[Anonymous]

This is OP. I googled the number and it’s actually a daycare in DC. I did not call back though.