Part of my standard morning routine is to go to the Dunkin Donuts, just a mile from my house, for an extra large coffee. This morning I was running a bit late and hadn't had any breakfast, so I ordered a bagel sandwich with it. My total came to $4.87, and I paid with my debit card as I usually do.

This evening, Corinne was looking at our online banking, and started yelling something like, "What the heck!?" I went to see what was wrong...

52 charges from Dunkin Donuts today. All different. Totaling hundreds of dollars!

Somehow, apparently, our credit card number got stuck in their drive through's cash register.

We'll obviously be disputing these charges, in the morning.

The most annoying thing about this, for me, is that two days ago the bank called me to verify that I had actually authorized AT&T to charge me $50 to add a line to my wireless account. "Yes, of course I did." But do they call to find out if I authorized DD to charge me for 52 orders in one morning?!? No. Which one of these two things looks more suspicious, hmm?