Yes, I peed out the back door at the Indy Saturday night; no one was out back, although I felt slightly exposed. I had runs up and Robin yelling at me to hurry up and Merv was in the bathroom getting high or playing with himself and god damn I had to pee. Anyway, I’m glad there weren’t any police officers in the back lot eating doughnuts or I might’ve gotten myself arrested for indecent exposure or public urination or something.
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You ordered a small pizza and you’re bitching about the size? How dumb are you? There’s a reason it’s called a fucking small, and if I had editorial control of the menu that’s exactly how it’d be listed: fucking small.
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Also, Saturday night? I told you I’d have your pie out to you in an hour — I know that’s a bit of a wait, but I had to run over to Falls Road with a double before coming out to you. What’s your excuse? You didn’t answer your phone and you didn’t answer your door, but as soon as I get back to the store — forty-five minutes after we closed with both Robin and I fucking exhausted and him with a thirty-minute drive home — you figure out how to call the store. “Where’s my pizza?”
Well, right now, it’s getting cold on top of the deactivated oven, but ten minutes ago, it was right outside of your apartment and, no, even though I’m going to be driving right back past your apartment on my way home, I’m not wasting any more fucking time bringing this back to you.
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Thanks for telling me you wish I have a safe night. You know what might help me have a safe light? If you’d turn on your porch light so I could see my way down your home-repair/gardening-crap littered walk. It’s night, it’s raining, and you’ve got piles of brick and mulch and various sharp tools. I mean, y’know, HELLO?!?!?!
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Gary’s brother-in-law spent a chunk of time Saturday night hanging out at the Indy. Anyway, a few hours in, Merv — who hasn’ met him before — asks, “Hey, uh, so you’re married to Gary’s sister?”
“Yep.”
“So that makes you, what, his brother-in-law or something?”
Oh, it gets better, because after Bro-in-Law responded, “Nope, it makes me his mother”, I’m pretty sure it took Merv a few minutes to figure out he wasn’t being serious.

You mean Merv actually figured it out?? (I read the back links. LOL)
I guess I better start being nicer to the pizza guy! Though, I do always try to turn on the light and tip 20%.
Comment by Lynda — April 16, 2007 @ 11:24 am
sigh I so wish you were my pizza guy.
Comment by Aza — April 16, 2007 @ 11:57 am
Ahahaha. I love bro-in-law.
Cxx
Comment by Claire — April 16, 2007 @ 2:52 pm
I always give repsect to my pizza man. The way I see it, without him/her I wouldn’t get the delicious pizza I crave because I don’t drive. My question is, what is a good tip? I usually give my pizza guy $3. Is that cheap?
Comment by Ryan — April 16, 2007 @ 3:11 pm
And when I think that people can’t get any stupider…you prove me wrong.
Comment by silverneurotic — April 16, 2007 @ 3:25 pm
So this one had me rolling…
I DID NOT order pizza on Saturday night.
Was it because I didn’t want pizza?
No, I was dying for it…
Was it because I didn’t have cash, and hate paying over the phone with a card?
Nope, had cash…
Was it because my driveway lights had been turned off for a service Sunday, and I didn’t want to make the pizza guy walk down drive and to the door in the dark?
YES…
Comment by Stormin Mormon — April 16, 2007 @ 7:04 pm
all this talk about pizza is making me hungry….
Comment by violet — April 18, 2007 @ 9:46 pm