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Ladies, ladies. Why so naïve?
Wait one second before you get your panties all twisted. I love all of you. The way you smell, the way you bat your eyes, the way you talk, the whole package makes me want to fall to my knees and thank the big HORNBELL in the sky for creating something that sways so spectacularly when it walks.
Making the story I’m about to relate to you all the more mystifying, is the fact that our protagonist happens to be beautiful, intelligent, and charismatic. She is my favorite oxy moron: Hot and Cool.
Story: Our protagonist works at a restaurant and has a regular customer who is male, between the ages of 14-75, is over 4 feet tall, and weighs in somewhere in the neighborhood of 100-320 pounds. And he’s got some coin. Since they see each other fairly regularly, and it’s kind of her job to be friendly, maybe even flirt a little, they become cordial to one another. One night our rich bachelor asks our protagonist if her and her friend would like to join him at a club later in the evening. She agrees and because he’s such a nice guy he sends a LIMO to pick them up and doesn’t let them spend a dime for the rest of the night.
“So did you put out?” asks my roommate, who interestingly enough has an interview at Buckingham palace because of his high level of tact.
“Noooooooo!!!” says our protagonist, “He totally wasn’t like that at all.”
Laughter erupts.
“He’s just rich and likes to have a good time” she begins lying to herself even, sad, “Rich people are different.”
Yeah, they’re much much worse. Lord knows when I’m rich (should be sometime next month. I’ll keep all you lingerie models who are reading this right now posted), I’m going to be throwing money at girls who are ten years younger too.
The conversation continued on like this for several more minutes with both sides refusing to budge. Finally the conversation was dropped and we all went out for a few drinks. While at this cozy little “hideaway,” our protagonist saw her Disney-like non-sexual friend and ran over to give him a hug.
The second I saw him I knew this guy was slimier than that tubby green goblin in Ghostbusters. From his first words (“Hey baby girl”) to his last (“Ciao”) this guy was pouring on the sleaze. We knew it and our protagonist knew it…finally. Being the classy individual you have all come to know and love, I didn’t gloat. Unless you call pointing and laughing at her gloating. HAhAHHAHAHAHa, evil.
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CLARK
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