Mount Sutro:  An Electronic Periodical   Day of Week  Date Month Year
HourMinute  Timezone
 
 
  Icon: Coffee Machine
The Column
 
Dine and Dash
Wednesday, 22 January 2003, 0628

People that cannot fully plan ahead for multiple contingencies should probably steer away from a life of crime. If there were a children's version of Cops, the following story would probably had been a good candidate.

While leaving the local Denny's, a teenage boy pushed his way past my party through the double-doors of the vestibule. After exiting fully, he took off in a run. Not too far behind him was the waitress. We were not paying that close attention prior to the waitress coming outside, so we did not see where he went.

She did. A minute later she came walking back to the entrance with the guy closely behind, speaking, but it was incoherent at our distance. After being inside for several more minutes, he emerged and left, presumably in his vehicle which was parked behind the restaurant where he had run.

I had to learn more, so I went back and asked the waitress some questions to wrap-up the story a little more and confirm our suspicions of what had just gone down. The waitress said that when she approached the vehicle, the guy was inside it obviously readying to go. She pointed out to him that she had his car's colour, make and tag number so it would be a good idea to follow her back inside to pay his bill and avoid the involvement of the police. His grand defense was that he had dashed outside to check on his friend. After paying, he left and drove off.

A lame crime being pulled off (or not) in a terrible, non-planned manner by a teenage boy who was not even cute. That is practically a crime itself.

Comments3 Comments on “Dine and Dash”Comments RSS Feed

  1. FSUpaintball

    Wow… you think he would have at least picked a better target than Denny's!

  2. Thorin

    yeah, and everyone knows you don't go running out of the resturant you walk calmly out as if you are doing nothing wrong.

  3. Tyler_Durden

    I will have to respectively disagree.
    One should make a speedy exit. however, one should park a few establishments away! not puss out and wait for the waitress in their car in that establishments PARKING LOT!

CommentsPost Your Comments

Akismet filtering is enabled to protect against spam. Your comment will appear after human approval within 24 hours or deleted automatically.

You can receive notification of new comments via email without commenting or subscribe to the site-wide comments feed.

Name

E-Mail Address

Website URL



<a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <cite> <code> <del datetime=""> <em> <i> <q cite=""> <strike> <strong> <img src="" alt="" title="" width="" height="" border="">




3 CommentsDine and Dash | http://mtsutro.org?p=257
Food & Drink | Local Orlando



  Icon: Rubik's Cube
Welcome
 
 
  Icon: Index Cards in Box
Article Archive
 
  
  Icon: Pager
Twitter
 
 
  Icon: Roll of 35mm Film
From The Gallery
 
 
  Icon: Video Camera
Window Cam
 
 
  Icon: Lava Lamp
Delectation
 
Film Manhatta
  by Charles Sheeler and Paul Strand (1921)
Music Manhatta [Score]
  by The Cinematic Orchestra (2011)
SIRIUS 23: The Grateful Dead Channel
  Grateful Dead, Furthur, RatDog
Book Tune in Tokyo: The Gaijin Diaries
  by Tim Anderson (2010)
Eatery Cabo's Island Grill & Bar
  1221 Apalachee Parkway 32301
  The Lunchbox (formerly Jenny's)
  625 West Tennessee Street at Magnolia 32303
Mileage 38102.7
  3 years, 4 months, 9 days

Updated Tuesday, 03 January 2012
 
  Icon: Open Cardboard Box
Exit Piazza
 
 
         
 
 
[ Home | About | Article Archive | Flickr | Twitter | Contact | Exit Piazza | Colophon | ↑ Top ]

Mount Sutro © Copyright David July, 2001-2012. Some Rights Reserved.