Listener (Aaron)

Like, that's what a flower department is.

Like, that's what a flower department is.

Like, that's what a flower department is.

And it's right next to the flower. They have the flowers on the right or the left. And then they have, like, you know, kitchen towels and, like, you know, baskets and stuff. It's not bad. Shout out to McCaffrey's. It's a great American institution. And what a great – that is a great, wholesome field trip as a second.

And it's right next to the flower. They have the flowers on the right or the left. And then they have, like, you know, kitchen towels and, like, you know, baskets and stuff. It's not bad. Shout out to McCaffrey's. It's a great American institution. And what a great – that is a great, wholesome field trip as a second.

And it's right next to the flower. They have the flowers on the right or the left. And then they have, like, you know, kitchen towels and, like, you know, baskets and stuff. It's not bad. Shout out to McCaffrey's. It's a great American institution. And what a great – that is a great, wholesome field trip as a second.

Because it's like a place you've been before. Like, I know this. But to go and study it intricately. To put on an apron and get behind a butcher counter at eight years old, that's all – I'd do that now. This is the red dye we put on the old meat. This is the rubbing alcohol we use to take off the expiration date. You kids can keep a secret, huh? Oh, that's pretty good.

Because it's like a place you've been before. Like, I know this. But to go and study it intricately. To put on an apron and get behind a butcher counter at eight years old, that's all – I'd do that now. This is the red dye we put on the old meat. This is the rubbing alcohol we use to take off the expiration date. You kids can keep a secret, huh? Oh, that's pretty good.

Because it's like a place you've been before. Like, I know this. But to go and study it intricately. To put on an apron and get behind a butcher counter at eight years old, that's all – I'd do that now. This is the red dye we put on the old meat. This is the rubbing alcohol we use to take off the expiration date. You kids can keep a secret, huh? Oh, that's pretty good.

All right, this is another one. This is from Cal. In fifth grade, my whole class walked over to the local Domino's. We went behind the counter. That's a little sad. Went behind the counter and made our own pizzas. That's a good time. It must have inspired a few of my classmates because at least two of them still work there 25 years later.

All right, this is another one. This is from Cal. In fifth grade, my whole class walked over to the local Domino's. We went behind the counter. That's a little sad. Went behind the counter and made our own pizzas. That's a good time. It must have inspired a few of my classmates because at least two of them still work there 25 years later.

All right, this is another one. This is from Cal. In fifth grade, my whole class walked over to the local Domino's. We went behind the counter. That's a little sad. Went behind the counter and made our own pizzas. That's a good time. It must have inspired a few of my classmates because at least two of them still work there 25 years later.

Oh, man. Anything food related? We talked about this a little bit before. Like, we went to Chi Chi's. You guys ever go out and get lunch anywhere?

Oh, man. Anything food related? We talked about this a little bit before. Like, we went to Chi Chi's. You guys ever go out and get lunch anywhere?

Oh, man. Anything food related? We talked about this a little bit before. Like, we went to Chi Chi's. You guys ever go out and get lunch anywhere?

Our Spanish class in seventh grade or maybe ninth grade, seventh or ninth, it had to be ninth grade, took us to, it was in the shopping center we hung out at. Yeah. It was called Village Shires, and we were considered Shires rats. We'd go skate there to have people buy us heaters and stuff. Sure.

Our Spanish class in seventh grade or maybe ninth grade, seventh or ninth, it had to be ninth grade, took us to, it was in the shopping center we hung out at. Yeah. It was called Village Shires, and we were considered Shires rats. We'd go skate there to have people buy us heaters and stuff. Sure.

Our Spanish class in seventh grade or maybe ninth grade, seventh or ninth, it had to be ninth grade, took us to, it was in the shopping center we hung out at. Yeah. It was called Village Shires, and we were considered Shires rats. We'd go skate there to have people buy us heaters and stuff. Sure.

And a place called Marita's Cantina, which had a Sig machine in there, which we knew because we'd try to sneak in there and get the Sig machine. And she warned us. Mrs. Grossman was a great teacher. She was like, listen... I've been taking every class there every semester for the past five years. I'm well aware of the SIG machine. No one, you know, no funny business.

And a place called Marita's Cantina, which had a Sig machine in there, which we knew because we'd try to sneak in there and get the Sig machine. And she warned us. Mrs. Grossman was a great teacher. She was like, listen... I've been taking every class there every semester for the past five years. I'm well aware of the SIG machine. No one, you know, no funny business.