Here's another Elmhurst adventure from Thanksgiving for you:
My friends Annie, Abby, and I were at a bar in the ‘hurst,
and it was getting pretty late. We were about 30 minutes from closing time, and
we had struck up a conversation with three gentlemen. Turns out they were three
years our senior. They were talking a big game, and were trying to talk us into
taking shots (AKA shaking tots). They asked what we wanted shots of, but for
some reason I have the hardest time choosing drinks when someone else is
buying. Actually, I’m sure that’s not an uncommon problem. But anyway. So these
bros were all like, oh ok, then how bout whiskey? And I was like, ok perfect. I love whiskey. James (that was his name) was
shocked, to say the least, and proceeded to dub me as a “keeper” for liking
whiskey. I was oddly flattered.
The shots are poured, and I take mine like a champ. Drink it
in, it always goes down smooth. Guy-whose-name-I-forgot winced like a
15-year-old girl. Naturally, I called him out on it and made fun of him. He
then proceeded to claim that I’d be "on the floor" in 10 minutes. Does he even
know me? Don’t answer that. Then, get this, he ended up actin’ a foo’ in 10
minutes while I was still playing it cool. RHYMES. Somehow I’m not surprised.
Then they called their other friend over to meet us, and ended up wandering
away. They must have been embarrassed/intimidated by their lack of drinking
skillz and my occasional tank-like tendency. But really, don’t be impressed.
Cause sometimes I’m almost, ALMOST, hung over after having two beers the
previous night. Can I chalk that up to old people problems yet? Don’t answer
that either.
Peace out, girl scout.
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