Last night Travalon and I went to our second lobster boil at
Mariner’s Inn. It seemed more chaotic than the one last year, maybe because
there seemed to be a lot more people there. We were sitting at a table with two
people and two empty seats when the waitresses moved the other two people to
seat a party of four together. They proved to be pleasant company, and the one
guy had coached high school football and basketball, so he had quite a bit to
say about the coaching of the Badgers and the Packers. Everything he said made
a lot of sense, but I’ll admit that I am no coach. He and the other guy at the
table didn’t even get the lobster boil because apparently they weren’t
originally part of the group, but their wives wanted in on it. Someone out in
the main part of the restaurant had stolen their reserved seats, so the poor
waitstaff had to scramble to seat them together. One of the waitresses is one
we regularly see at the Norske Nook! These are some of the hardest-working
people I have ever met; this isn’t the first time I’ve seen one waitress at
multiple restaurants. Sadly, I see my blog post about the lobster boil last
year is also about a Republican debate. It makes me nostalgic for a time before
the nominee was the least qualified guy on the stage.
Famous Hat
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