someone asks for blue roses Mary asks where something is Customer asks how long we have been here Allyson processes flowers Dina makes a mess customer asks for something custom Molly calls toilet overflows Run out of flowers Valerie H points out a clerical error Computers go down Kim mentions her London store 20+ men in store Valerie avoids a customer Phones go down toilet gurgles the smell!!! vase breaks Wrapping station dumpster fire seasonal staff gives up run out of roses order goes missing balloon pops/goes to ceiling irate customer Paula takes on too many arrangements someone asks for blue roses Mary asks where something is Customer asks how long we have been here Allyson processes flowers Dina makes a mess customer asks for something custom Molly calls toilet overflows Run out of flowers Valerie H points out a clerical error Computers go down Kim mentions her London store 20+ men in store Valerie avoids a customer Phones go down toilet gurgles the smell!!! vase breaks Wrapping station dumpster fire seasonal staff gives up run out of roses order goes missing balloon pops/goes to ceiling irate customer Paula takes on too many arrangements
(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
someone asks for blue roses
Mary asks where something is
Customer asks how long we have been here
Allyson processes flowers
Dina makes a mess
customer asks for something custom
Molly calls
toilet overflows
Run out of flowers
Valerie H points out a clerical error
Computers go down
Kim mentions her London store
20+ men in store
Valerie avoids a customer
Phones go down
toilet gurgles
the smell!!!
vase breaks
Wrapping station dumpster fire
seasonal staff gives up
run out of roses
order goes missing
balloon pops/goes to ceiling
irate customer
Paula takes on too many arrangements