Teo's
updating from Shane's house in Lee, MA...
Today on the 2-Day-Shonen-Leaving-Tour we ate for a final time at Teo's, the bestest hotdog bar in the state. Trouble was, and I don't mean the hot waitress- she was more like 'eye-candy' for everybody else; trouble was that the hotdog maker in town had closed its doors, leaving everyone in the area with no alternative but to use REGULAR DOGS!!
A travesty, they called it. I thought it was fitting. Mike and I are probably never going to eat at Teo's again, and here was a perfectly good reason flopping right on top of our growing distance reasons.
It's funny how things like that work their way out like this. For the last year I was driving up to Lee, picking up Mike, eating hotdogs at Teo's (he paid) and then catching a movie at the crowded-with-teenagers Mall (I paid). It will forever be a part of my memories of this time...this place, right alongside Mike, Shane, and to a lesser extent the people they based their drama around. Goodbye, Teo's, I shall miss thee.
Today on the 2-Day-Shonen-Leaving-Tour we ate for a final time at Teo's, the bestest hotdog bar in the state. Trouble was, and I don't mean the hot waitress- she was more like 'eye-candy' for everybody else; trouble was that the hotdog maker in town had closed its doors, leaving everyone in the area with no alternative but to use REGULAR DOGS!!
A travesty, they called it. I thought it was fitting. Mike and I are probably never going to eat at Teo's again, and here was a perfectly good reason flopping right on top of our growing distance reasons.
It's funny how things like that work their way out like this. For the last year I was driving up to Lee, picking up Mike, eating hotdogs at Teo's (he paid) and then catching a movie at the crowded-with-teenagers Mall (I paid). It will forever be a part of my memories of this time...this place, right alongside Mike, Shane, and to a lesser extent the people they based their drama around. Goodbye, Teo's, I shall miss thee.
posted by Jumpmen Podcast at 9:38 PM
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To elaborate on the waitress story, I was facing the TV (we had a corner table) and everyone else had a good view of the rest of the place.
I tried not to stare at the TV (out of habit), but they definitely stared at / made comments about the waitress the whole time we were in there.
Why am I saying this? Maybe I'm a little crazy this week. Maybe that waitress is to blame.
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