The evening started off wonderfully and just kept getting better as the night wore on. The guys were cranking out song after song of nothing but the best "holy hell, I wish I could do that" material. As the show came to an end and more drinking occurred (and after we hijacked D's guitar for a while) we decided that it was time for some breakfast. We all came to an agreement (officially and unofficially) that Eat -n- Park was the place to be.
Once we sally forthed our ways down there and attacked the buffet, we could help but notice the quality entertainment provided by the drunk people. Everything was burritos and chocolate pudding until four individuals decided that they were going to get into a yelling contest. In my professional opinion, I would have to say that the "I like paste" window licker kid won. Keley (dear God, I hope I spelled that right) unhappily decided that we didn't have to sit through this and we left our table. At the front counter we called the cops, paid our bills, received free smiley face cookies and tired to make our exit. ~Dramatic Music~ But wait! We are cut off by Yellow Shirt Man and The Mighty Window Licker! As they try to leave, they see the cops and run like hell. The caught the one kid with the quickness and stuffed him in the back of the cruiser as other officers search for the other guy in the Hooters/Sears/Mall parking lots. The person already detained is in the back seat, looking at us, mouthing something, and from what it looked like to me -- licking the window of the cop car. Hence the name. After this, the cop comes back into the lobby area and tells us to "keep an eye on my car." Um...Mr... Police Man - you have the gun! What am I supposed to do? Use my chinese throwing cookies of death? Anyway, about an hour passes and we all are really tired and wanting to get the hell home when I finally went outside and asked another officer if we could leave. After being told yes, we all said our good-bye's and fled in haste.
So my friends, which is safer? The world may never truly know, but as far as I am concerned - I was safer in Magoo's than in Eat -n- Park. Stay tuned next week when we ask that age old question of What's safer!
- A tremendous amount of thanks goes out to Acid Reflux and Keley for letting myself and Lisa (and briefly Brian) hang out with you all. You three are some of the coolest people we have ever chilled with. Can't wait to see you guys again and next time, we'll go to Kings. -
