A pun about working as a shoe salesman is:
“I used to be a shoe salesman, but they gave me the boot.”
“I worked in a shoe store, but they gave me the boot” was posted to the newsgroup alt.humor.puns on June 28, 1997.
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The silly jobs thread
Shelley Levine
6/28/97
(...)
I worked in a shoe store, but they gave me the boot.
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Ode For Oooooooooze
Oz
9/23/10
(...)-
“I need a job. I used to sell shoes, but they gave me the boot.”~~~Nemo
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Chris Ward #72
@CRWard77
Loved working in the shoe shop, but they gave me the boot :(
8:57 AM - 19 Jan 2011
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Ricky Clarke
@YA_RickyClarke
I used to work in a shoe shop. But they gave me the boot.
1:04 PM - 2 Mar 2011
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@omgthatspunny
I used to be a shoe salesman, but they gave me the boot.
6:15 PM - 23 Oct 2012
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@punsofjokes
I used to be a shoe salesman, till they gave me the boot. #jokes #makemelaugh
11:16 PM - 31 Mar 2017
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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