One would think Leroy would be happy to be dining out this evening and thus be spared Loretta's horrible cooking. However, he sits there as morose as ever, as Loretta takes a cliche about relationships and alters it to apply to waiters, though in ambiguous fashion. Does she mean she and Leroy should sit at separate tables, or does she simply want a new waiter?
December 31, 2013
10 years ago
2 comments:
I think we are missing the real scene: The waiters are out back, battling to see who will have be the one to wait on the Lockhorns!
Wings: Brother, ain't that the truth!
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