Wednesday, June 26, 2013

Shame

There are very few things in life I'm ashamed of doing. My friends can tell you that. Blaming others for my faults and problems. No problem. Constantly whining. Well, I was born whining. Buying enough cotton candy to kill an entire busload of diabetic kids? Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Asking out that transgender woman. I'm a free-loving, adventurous guy. Purchasing anal warts cream. Hey, it could happen to anyone. But the hardest thing I've done, by far, is buying fried chicken.

Normally, I have friends buy it for me and I hide in some corner as they pay the cashier (also, I mooch off friends but I repay them with my friendship so it's all fair). But I don't have that luxury here in Utah. I've resisted buying fried chicken for almost 3 months now but the deli at my local store finally drew me in. Here's how it went.

Deli Worker: Hi, what would you like?
Me: I'm still deciding.
Inner Me: Still deciding? Whatever. Get the chicken!
Deli Worker: Ok, just let me know when you're ready to order.
Inner Me: C'mon, we both know you want the cock.
Me: That doesn't mean what you think.
Deli Worker: Sorry?
Me: What would you recommend?
Inner Me: She would recommend the chicken!
Deli Worker: The chicken is really good.
Inner Me: See? Get the chicken!!
Deli Worker: The bean burritos are a delicious option for vegetarians.
Inner Me: Vegetarian? She's insulting you. Get the chicken! Bawk bawk!
Me: I'll get the chicken.
Inner Me: Wohoo! Chicken, chicken, chicken! Can't wait to get those cocks in my mouth.
Me: Why you do this to me? :'(


Is there anything you readers are ashamed of buying? 

3 comments:

  1. Watermelon. Whenever I walk into a grocery store in Utah I head down the fruit aisle, I imagine two douchy looking white boys (who are obviously old enough to know better) pointing and snickering at me because I'm close to the watermelon. I imagine them waiting with baited breath just to see if I'm going to purchase it.

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    1. I would buy watermelon but I don't have a knife sharp enough to cut it nor anyone to share it with.

      #poorsingleblackpeopleproblems.

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  2. Head to Harbor Freight Tools and search for a ceramic knife. They are kind of expensive, but worth it. I believe it could be found in the houseware aisle.

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