I bought into a money pit of fire
I'll average down, down, down...til the price goes higher.
And it burns, burns, burns...
Money's on fire
Money's on fire
This ol' teach rides just like a red & white hereford bull
Both in and out the classroom
Yeah, senora Dulce sexes
She stands there in the classroom
Hot as the August sun.
She's sweatin & a pantin'
from all the work, that Johnny's done....
Oh no
She got them thighs, red lipstick stains....
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Every restaurant owner I talk to is bleeding out right now on most metrics...Overall seats, PPG (even in inflationary environs), labor cost, insurance cost. Been that way for a long while now.
About the right age to have a dad named Arthur Digby.
"He lives in North Hollywood on Radford, near the In n Out Burger"
"The In N Out Burger is on Camrose"
"....Near the In N Out Burger"
"Those are good burgers, Walter"
"Shut the fuck up, Donny"
So somehow, I completely missed this show when it got going. I started watching the other day, and for some damn reason, I hit play and the first episode is Joan is Awful. So Netflix/Streamberry, has the showing order for this show starting at Season 6 and running back to Season 1. I feel cheated, or regarded.