Woman, sitting at the bar, holding a table tent: "Do you have anything on special?"
Me, increduously: "You're holding the specials in your hand."
How do people get through an average day?
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You must not mean the table tent that says 'SPECIALS' written across the top? Do we have secret table tents with shifty wording hiding elsewhere?
Posted by: Stori | January 19, 2009 at 12:28 PM