James Pietragallo

So she can't get it.

Lunchtime comes and she says she shows up at the Chinese restaurant and he's not there.

No, Alan.

So she starts calling and leaving voicemails.

One is, hey, honey, I'm here at the restaurant and you're not.

What's going on?

And then another says, hey, Alan, this isn't funny anymore.

I've been sitting here in front of the Chinese place for 15 minutes and you're never late.

So these are the voicemails she leaves.

She also said that one of Alan's daughters called Miriam at 9.28 a.m.

asking to speak to her father.

And she said that Miriam said that she was running errands at the local Walmart Supercenter and that her father went to pick up a family vehicle that had been serviced.

Now, Miriam told other people she left her home around 8.15 a.m.

and that Alan was showering but never mentioned anything about him having to pick up a car that morning.

Which, who knows?

Let me tell you every errand we have to run.

You might have just left shit out.

Who cares?

Yeah.

This isn't funny anymore.