June 11, 2005

  • Every few months at Clem’s, there is some werid drunk loser that
    approaches me/us. Last night, I was sitting in the parking lot waiting
    for everybody else to arrive when this extremely drunk lady pulled up
    in a pick-up driven by her possible boyfriend. She practically fell out
    of the damn truck. She was shoeless. She saw me sitting in my car with
    the window open. I, mistakenly, looked in her direction. She stumbled
    (and I emphasize the word stumble) over to me and asked what I was
    doing in her car. Normally, I have a smart ass response for drunk
    people, but I had nothing, as she seemed sorta pissed. I just said
    something like “uhhhh………ok?” She wobbled there for a second and
    laughed and said she was kidding. She then held out her hand and I
    shook it, although to be honest, I think she was just using my hand as
    balance. Her boyfriend came around and walked her up to the door, which
    appeared to be quite the struggle. Later on inside the bar, she had
    made some really crazy remarks to Scooty, but I can’t remember what she
    said.

    I have been waiting for today for most of my life. Today, my 2 favorite
    teams played each other for the first time since 1918, and since I was
    born in 1919, as you might have figured it out, I have never seen them
    play each other. And today, my beloved Cubs put quite the hurtin’ on
    the Red Sox! I have been very suprised by the Cubs thus far this month.
    They have really played much better than I expected. They have a rough
    schedule for June and have gone 6-3.

    Anywho, today I went to the Foundry on my lunch to watch some of the
    game. I swear, if it weren’t for sports, I wouldn’t go to this place.
    The food is expensive and only average. The bartender lady that I
    always order from is not very friendly. And its dark in there. They do,
    however, have OTB, which I did not play today. Instead, I just ordered
    lunch and watched the game. There were a decent amount of people there
    for a Friday afternoon. And pretty much, all of them were there to
    watch the game. Anywho, I had some sorta of chicken tacos. They were,
    average and sure as hell did not taste like $10 tacos (after tax and
    tip). If it weren’t for the Cubs, I wouldn’t even go to that place,
    although, it was named the best sports bar in the midwest by the
    Chicago Tribune.

    Didn’t do much tonight. Cleaned the house in preperation for tomorrow night’s big card game here. Should be fun. Should be.

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