I don't work here horror stories. Can you share some?

In a spooky old hotel, a guest was waiting in the lobby. People started coming up to her thinking she was the concierge. She repeatedly said she didn't work there. But then she saw a strange figure moving on the stairs that seemed to beckon her. She got really freaked out. Later, she found out that there were rumors of a ghostly maid who used to work there and died under mysterious circumstances, and people thought she was the reincarnation of that maid when they first saw her.

Well, at a hotel once, I was waiting for a friend in the lobby. An older couple thought I was the concierge. They started asking me about local attractions. I had to tell them, 'Funny, but I don't work here.' Then we all had a laugh about it. They ended up chatting with me anyway and sharing some great travel stories.

One 'I don't work here' story I heard was in a big department store. A customer was asking a person for help finding a specific item. The person, who was just another shopper, politely said 'I don't work here' but then ended up helping the customer anyway because they knew where the item was. It was really kind of them.

One time, a guy was just standing near a store counter waiting for his friend. A customer came up and asked him where a certain product was. He said, 'I don't work here' but the customer was so insistent that he finally just pointed randomly and left quickly when the real employee showed up.

Once I was in a store, and a lady kept asking me where the towels were. I told her 'I don't work here', but she just stared at me like I was joking. I had to actually point to an employee for her to believe me.

One really scary 'I don't work here' horror story is when a woman was in a big, old hotel. She was constantly mistaken for a maid. When she finally made it to the elevator to leave, it stopped at a floor she didn't select. The doors opened to a long, dark hallway. She heard screams coming from the rooms, but when she tried to tell the front desk (who also thought she worked there), they just brushed her off. It was a nightmare.

One really scary story is about a person who was in a decrepit mansion that was open for tours. People assumed they were a guide. They were asked to lead the way into the attic. The attic was known for its paranormal activity. When they said they didn't work there, the group got pushy. As they entered the attic, cold spots hit them and they heard blood - curdling screams. The person was so scared that they pushed through the group and ran out of the mansion as fast as they could.

In a hotel lobby, a woman was sitting waiting for her friend. A couple of guests approached her thinking she was the concierge. She was wearing normal clothes but they were so eager for help. When she said 'I don't work here', they were really embarrassed. She then had a good laugh about it with her friend when they arrived. She said it made her feel important for a second. And the guests' flustered looks were quite comical.

There was a time in a department store when a woman thought I was an employee because I was wearing a similar color top as the staff. She asked me to unlock a display case for her. I quickly said 'I don't work here'. She seemed so embarrassed when she realized her mistake.

I heard about a woman in a bookstore. She was sitting on the floor browsing through books. A customer came over and asked if she could recommend a book. She said, 'I don't work here, but I can tell you that I really liked this one.' And she showed the customer the book she was reading. They ended up having a long conversation about books.