OK, and the problem is…? Burl’s napkin fell off his (almost non-existent) lap, the waitress noticed it and asked about it, and Burl thanked her.Should he have noticed it himself earlier, yes. Could he, considering the size of his belly, problematic. Either way, it’s a transaction that occurs thousands of times a day outside of Crustwood.Joy’s observation and comment are immaterial. Both she and Verla are used to the kind of joint that clears the floor once a night with a fire hose. You can bet your sweet bippy U-Stor-It is footing the bill tonight.
There’s that word again: ‘elegant’. Every time Joy uses that word I just perch. Joy speaking that word goes far beyond a mere non sequitur. BRAIN BLEACH!!! HELP! My head is exploding!
I myself is impressed that he even uses a napkin, unless he’s finished eating. He was to lazy to pick it up himself anyway.The server will soon find out the kind of mess they leave and what kind of tip they give her… Yes this is a business dinner for the storage units.
We’ll accept “stupid,” since as a noun, it would be “beast” or “animal,” which when used to refer those human skid marks is a foul slur upon actual animals. But it could reasonably be translated, “Animal House.” One can only shudder to imagine the cuisine at any place in Crustwood trying to be snooty by calling itself Chez anything. Oh, well. In remembrance of their lovely evening, our loathsome bunch will no doubt make off with a couple of sets of silverware. And it will become just one more place they can’t return to without fearing what the waiters will spit into their food when they remember the size of Burl’s tip.
The napkin is filthy with Burl’s greasy hands, and since he did not know it fell of, I suspect his pants are now filthy with greasy paw prints also. They are such classy folks.
Is Burl wearing some kid’s necktie, or did he tuck it into hi shirt to keep it clean? I know that seems unlikely, but at least he didn’t use it when his napkin went missing.
mikie2 about 9 years ago
OK, and the problem is…? Burl’s napkin fell off his (almost non-existent) lap, the waitress noticed it and asked about it, and Burl thanked her.Should he have noticed it himself earlier, yes. Could he, considering the size of his belly, problematic. Either way, it’s a transaction that occurs thousands of times a day outside of Crustwood.Joy’s observation and comment are immaterial. Both she and Verla are used to the kind of joint that clears the floor once a night with a fire hose. You can bet your sweet bippy U-Stor-It is footing the bill tonight.
Laura Gildwarg about 9 years ago
There’s that word again: ‘elegant’. Every time Joy uses that word I just perch. Joy speaking that word goes far beyond a mere non sequitur. BRAIN BLEACH!!! HELP! My head is exploding!
Loves life about 9 years ago
I myself is impressed that he even uses a napkin, unless he’s finished eating. He was to lazy to pick it up himself anyway.The server will soon find out the kind of mess they leave and what kind of tip they give her… Yes this is a business dinner for the storage units.
Mark Bowers about 9 years ago
I love the restaurant name. Roughly translated, Chez Bete means “Among the Stupid”
MeGoNow Premium Member about 9 years ago
We’ll accept “stupid,” since as a noun, it would be “beast” or “animal,” which when used to refer those human skid marks is a foul slur upon actual animals. But it could reasonably be translated, “Animal House.” One can only shudder to imagine the cuisine at any place in Crustwood trying to be snooty by calling itself Chez anything. Oh, well. In remembrance of their lovely evening, our loathsome bunch will no doubt make off with a couple of sets of silverware. And it will become just one more place they can’t return to without fearing what the waiters will spit into their food when they remember the size of Burl’s tip.
imnormal about 9 years ago
The napkin is filthy with Burl’s greasy hands, and since he did not know it fell of, I suspect his pants are now filthy with greasy paw prints also. They are such classy folks.
Ninette about 9 years ago
Looks like a lifestyle restaurant. You won’t be getting any courtesy there, Burl.
Dani Rice about 9 years ago
Is Burl wearing some kid’s necktie, or did he tuck it into hi shirt to keep it clean? I know that seems unlikely, but at least he didn’t use it when his napkin went missing.