…but I wish that I knew Jack. I could totally use an extra $500 of non-reportable income right about now.
These posters showed up in my neighborhood a few weeks ago. My first impression is that someone must REALLY want this cat back. I imagine that it must have been some little girl’s treasured pet. This must be her parent’s attempt to cheer her up.
When the posters first appeared, I was impressed by the use of fancy neon posterboard, full color large photo, and lamination. These signs have been through several rainstorms. They are durable. Every corner in my neighborhood has several posted. These people must have some money. Most people would not go to so much effort to find a cat.
Then the $500 reward was added to the poster.
Then the cell number instructing you to “take a pic”.
Then they went around and hand-wrote his name on all the posters.
I now sometimes find myself outside yelling “Jack. Jack!” I want to find this stinking cat. And I don’t even like cats. It is just all about the benjamins.
The closest I have come to finding him was some fur that looked like it matched…squished in the middle of the road. I don’t think the family will pay for…
(wait for it)
…a flat Jack.
* I didn’t include the phone numbers, because I figured the family probably didn’t want it all over the Internet. But, ya know, if you happen to live in lower Michigan and see him, I could hook you up with the contact info…for a small fee.
Flat jack–nice one. I’m surprised some enterprising person hasn’t just picked up a male cat that looks like that one from the pet store, assuming it costs less than $500 and has a good return policy in the event that the owners aren’t fooled.
My husband keeps suggesting that, except he wants to get one from the humane society.