A couple of weeks ago, we installed internal card readers (one's that fit into a 3.5" drive bay) onto some of our client's computers. Not even two days later, we recieve a ticket that reads as follows :

Today, I attempted to use the card reader on the computer labeled *****, which sits immediately in front of the office door marked "*****" I was unsuccessful in using the card reader. Instead, I apparently stuck the memory card somewhere other than where it actually belongs, namely one of the holes on the left side of the face. The card has since disappeared, somewhere into the interior of the system. If you would be so kind as to retrieve it for me, I would be most appreciative. The memory card is a blue Edge SD Memory Card bearing serial number P44024.
After checking the computer, we were unable to find the card. We waited until the person that sent the call in came into work, and had him show us where exactly he put it. Somehow, he had managed to fit in inbetween the faceplates. I'm not sure how he managed this, since it looks like it'd be a task to fit a piece of paper through there, much less a memory card, but he did. If only this were the worst of them.