So what goes on during a typical weekend with Gretzpo? If you're a faithful reader of this column you know that my brain consists of three parts:
1) The part that lusts after women
2) The part that focuses on lifting weights
3) The part that follows sports
For the first time in 6 months all three parts of my brain were satisfied in a 72 hour period: and lately I've been lifting a lot of weights and watching a lot of sports.
Atypically, I found myself going out on a Thursday night, as Tewks invited me to a party with his fellow actors from his talent agency. As I waded through the crowd of overdressed failures and artsy losers I realized how pointless it was to follow your dreams: and how happy I was going to be going to my menial job with my respectable paycheque the following day.
The night was a disaster: $7 drinks, a poor selection of women and hardly any socializing. The lone bright spot was when the free appetizers came out and Tewks and I attempted to eat our body weight in kobe beef burgers. We even heard the bartenders snicker at each other, and one mouth "I bet they eat the whole tray." Did they think we had no class because we tipped them so poorly?
... absolutely.
Friday night was also disappointing: I worked my aforementioned menial job and went to bed at 10pm. So, yeah, so far this was exactly like any other weekend.
I had a great workout Saturday afternoon, so Saturday night I came out refreshed: myself, Tewks and another buddy were hitting the town to allow women to hit on us ... it's a little public service thing we do ... to sort of give back to the community.
Unfortunately, we arrived a bit too late and were forced to wait in line: we can't fight and we're cheap, so cutting in line and greasing bouncers was out: instead we went to plan C: waiting patiently.
And then it happened: as another group of fat girls waddled their way into the bar via the guest list Tewks laid down one of the best one liners I've heard in a long time:
"This bar is going to be just like an economic stimulus package: full of pork."
Inside the bar we were approached by two attractive young(ish) ladies who thought they knew me before. I replied that a lot of people think I look like Tom Cruise: I was thinking that these girls may be drunk enough to agree with me ... I was wrong.
As the evening wore on I found myself isolated with one of the young(ish) ladies. I will close my synopsis of Saturday night with this observation:
- Measures of drunkenness are subjective: and I'm a man of objectivity
My weekend ended by witnessing the continued resurrection of the Toronto Blue Jays as Ricky Romero pitched a gem as the Jays beat the Athletics 1-0.
Life is good.
The End
13 years ago
1 comment:
Free Appies are the best thing in the world, this past weekend I witnessed one of the best spreads I've ever seen at EP Taylors...mozza sticks, pizza, garlic bread, and an entire dessert table. Needless to say, It was a time.
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