Adam Wade

And then he cuts me short.

He's like, you know, Adam, I'd love to keep talking to you.

It's been a great conversation.

But there's a lot of people here that want their meat and cheese.

So for the rest of the summer, I went in three or four nights a week.

Some nights I wouldn't even get anything.

But I would always, like, I didn't have money to go to bars.

I'd talk to John, see how his money, you keep the faith.

And then I met Wilma that did the samples, and I'd have samples to eat.

And then Dorothy at the checkout, 15 or less.

And, like, they helped me, you know.

And I'm fortunate to say, like, I had a job for a year, a year straight.

And I just go, I can't go in every night to shop, right?

I got a life.

But I go in on Saturday afternoons, and it's packed, you know, and it's always really busy.

I just get my grape nuts and cranberry juice.

But I always, no matter what, I'll always go and say hi to John if he's there.

And I'm like, hey, John, how you doing?

How's your mother?

And she's like, off dialysis.