phone cord to nowhere

 there were plenty of notable things at work. one of them is being asked by i.m. if there is a phone in the mailroom. i did find a cord plugged in but no phone, so it was a 'cord to nowhere'. then i was asked to find out more about it. i looked under the counter and found a code on the label where the cord had been plugged in. i was told there had been a phone but it was unused, but during my time working at the bank i hadn't seen one. and nobody had their desk in the room either. i also got caught up on running checks through the machine, after being confident i had all of the right ones printed from the previous day. there was one check near the place where i 'drew the line', cutting the file in half, and it was the only check with that payee name on it. the other two notables were from my boss. one was finding out an ACH reject fax from cincinnati has now been moved downtown so i no longer will be seeing it. i hadn't seen it nearly a week, and i was checking every day. then there was asking if the media had been picked up for destruction. this was the floppy discs, compact discs, and microfiche. iron mountain picked those up in the morning, and i asked the rep for a copy of the form so i could prove that the vendor had 'taken ownership' of it. late in the evening i went on a walk and found 97 cents. the 'big bang theory' reruns were when the guest star was bill gates. it was followed by the one where penny asks leonard about his mom's book and tries to use it to feel sad on purpose and get more attention from penny.