Too many people, too few waiters. Butthe money isn't bad. Some woman with Buddy Holly glasses and a nose like a pug flagged me down.
"Um, is there meat in this?"
I glanced back at the kitchen, and then back to Puggy Holly.
"Both of our cooks are Hindu. They don't even like to talk about meat. Is everything okay?"
Her plate was almost empty.
No, yes, it's just so good, i was afraid i was eating...veal...or something"
Or something is right. I walked away and went to take an order from a table of cops that had just been seated.
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"Um, is there meat in this?"
I glanced back at the kitchen, and then back to Puggy Holly.
"Both of our cooks are Hindu. They don't even like to talk about meat. Is everything okay?"
Her plate was almost empty.
No, yes, it's just so good, i was afraid i was eating...veal...or something"
Or something is right. I walked away and went to take an order from a table of cops that had just been seated.
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Re: Good Eats
Mon, July 4, 2005 - 3:47 PM'Cops' I think as I approach the table. Cops that don't eat meat. Seems unlikely, but here they are looking ready to order. "I'll have what she's having". the tall young one says, gesturing towards the table where Puggy is finishing off her plate. I grin inwardly. It's something alright. The rest of the top orders, chopped salads, rice plates, lunches all around.
I pass Puggy's table on my way back to the kitchen, and notice the dreamy look in her eyes. She is far, far from this bustling dining room. She licks a dab of sauce from her lip, a languid flick of the tongue, a swallow. I hope she's still here when my young cop finishes his plate. Into the kitchen, I shout out the orders and we all share a grin before I head back out to offer Miss Holly a dessert I know she won't be able to resist. That oughta slow her down.