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So I go to get my purse today in the clinic and hooooly shit! there's a kangaroo just out and about! I looked around and called out for Ryan (the vet tech) but no one was there. I couldn't reach anyone and I didn't know what to do. I didn't want to leave the little guy (he was a juvenile- like up to my waist) cause what if he hurt himself or ate something he wasn't supposed to? So I was stuck. Stuck in the clinic with an escaped kangaroo. I also couldn't leave because he followed me everywhere. Like, right on my ass. Finally Ryan came back and got him and put him back in his little area. In the time I was bored and waiting I took some pictures. Here he is!
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you know what sucks? ok, my mom had breast cancer when she was 40. the tumor was huge and had spread to her lymph nodes and her odds of making it were in the air. she did make it though and its been 13 years with no recurrance. anyway i want to get tested for the "breast cancer" gene because i just want to know, you know? i mean, i know that if i do have it that doesn't mean i'll definitely get it but i would probably be a lot more vigilant with screening and, fuck, i just want to KNOW!. but i cant get tested because if it turns out i *do* have the gene? i would most likely lose my health insurance. so fuck me.
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so yesterday was my first day back since pharoh tried to jesus my hand and it was quite a busy day. first, i helped with a few lemur experiences. my main job was to run around and get the lemurs when they run away and give them back to the people doing the experience thingy.. they would always run to the same place; the counter where the food is. they would jump up on this.. its like a veterinary opperating table and from there they would jump onto the counter, but it was quite a jump so if i ran fast enough i could intercept them in mid-air. which was pretty fun/cool. hehe, and then around noon i went to be with the baboons. i had brought them trail mix (as i always do) and a toy (as i try to always do... this time it was a mini plastic slinky.) everything was all good when i got in there. i even got cleo's special love hug accompanied by her weird noises that i cant even begin to try to spell.. you really need to hear it to get it. or hear me trying to immitate it. or something like that. its just not possible to spell out. and pharoh gave me a couple hugs. but then he started to try to get my phone out again. and he was really trying but i wasnt going to let him. i learned from my mistakes but it looked like *he* was going to have to take a little more schoolin, know what im sayin? so he started getting frusterated because i wouldnt let him take it out of my pocket and he started yelling and jumping around and i knew that any second, i was going to get bit so i took initiative and just scruffed him right there and held him to the ground until the screaming stopped and when it did, i let him up right away and he immediately got up and quietly sat on my lap and started grooming me. today was my day off but ill find out tomorrow if hes going to try to get my phone again. i just dont know how long it takes him to learn something. i mean, i know he knows hes not supposed to have it which is part of the reason he wants it, but i think its more about testing *me.*. like to see if ill leave myself open and give him a chance to grab it. but i wont! so far its melanie: 2, pharoh: 0. and its gonna stay that way, damn it! with pharoh having 0 i mean.. oh, and its going to be cleos birthday on the 15th! she'll be two. i wonder what they'll do for her birthday... it should be fun/adorable. anyway, after visiting with my babies i went to help with the twins. pumpkin was being sweet as can be and peanut was being a little brat. she kept swinging down and hitting me in the head or grabbing my hair and trying to pull me up by the hair.. or pull my hair out. if its the latter then there was no "trying" involved. i dont know.. i love orangutans and i love them and i love the other ones we have but i think im beginning to... like... not want to be with them. theyre too strong now. and too rough. i dont know.. i got a lot of thinking to do on that one...
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ok, so the worst wound on my hand i've been avoiding taking the bandage off of but i finally did and its so gross! i can see, like, inside my hand. heres a depiction ive drawn: its missing the yellow lines of god knows what criss-crossing it but ill just leave that to your imagination. MAN it's nasty!
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ok so i've been slacking on the stories and theyre beginning to slip from my mind which is exactly what im doing this to prevent! ok ok ok... im going to try to remember what i wanted to get at before i decided to write this post... shit... oh, ok, well there was a weird day last week. a penguin died. he got his beak stuck in the water filter and drowned. a couple hours later, one of our spider monkeys gave birth to an adorable baby girl. one life ends and another begins. i don't know, its weird when stuff like that happens. it makes me feel kind of spiritual which i could probably count on one hand the number of times i've felt that. god damn it, there was something else about that day.. i cant remember it now... well ill come back to it if it comes back to me. point two, we have nine baby lemurs and are charging people $45 to spend an hour playing with them. now we're doing 6 people at a time with the lemurs, every hour, all day. theyre really short staffed though so want to train me to do the tours (thats what theyre calling it.. a tour, even though you stay in one room). there are three different kinds of lemurs and yes theyre adorable but theyre not really my thing. i mean, yeah, they're primates but barely! they're like... one of the first primates. they have anal glands for gods sake! and the males have them in their wrists as well as their ass. so they can get that stinky nastiness on you from either end! woo! and they stink in general. and theyre not that smart. theyre like a dog. ok several hours have passed and i dont know where i was going with that. anyway today was certainly a turning point in my relationship with pharoh (the male baboon) and i almost lost something very near and dear to me: my phone. it was a good and bad day i guess but i think the good outweighs the bad by a lot. alright. so. normally i have a key when im in the baboon enclosure but we're so short staffed that we only had one manager working and even *she* didnt have a key. so i asked some other girl if she had a 26 key and she did and let me borrow it. so i got it and went in with the baboons and shortly after, she came with their lunch and i gave her her keys back. so now i was locked in, but i had my phone so i felt fine. i could always call someone to get me out. so for a couple hours everything was normal, my babies were playing with eachother and grooming me and napping on me and i was telling people about them and answering questions. then i just went to look at my phone to see what time it was and pharoh is always interested in phones and whenever i take it out, he comes and sits on my lap and i hold it, and he holds it too and he looks at the screen and pushes buttons and sometimes he tries to bite it but i stop him. but today for some reason, that wasnt enough and he took my phone. now, getting something back from a baboon is someting that is VERY difficult. it would have been very different if, say, an orang took it. i could easily trade them something for it or even just scold them a little and they would give it back. but with baboons, once they have something, if you try to take it, they get pissed. males especially, of course. so to get it back i went with passive ways to try to trick him into losing interest, as my personality dictates. like, im not yell-y or physically aggressive but i *am* clever. hehe :) anyway, i tried everything i could think of. i acted like i was leaving but he knew i didnt have any keys. then i pretended to not want it anymore but that didnt do anything either. and during all this he was biting my phone and grinding it in the dirt and we have one of these in their cage: alright, thats it for now. let me know if any of you guys don't have facebook and want to see pictures of the orangs and a few of one of the infants.
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ok so we all know people are stupid. the average IQ is 100. and im not talking about ignorance, that's completely different. just sometimes people.. are..... well, stupid. what brings this up is today this guy came up to the baboon cage while i was in there and he was an adult, like 35, 40 or something and carrying a pretty big/professional looking camera and the conversation went like this: "can i pet the macaws?" "what?" (he said it weird and i couldnt really understand the last word he said) "can i pet the macaws?" (at parrot jungle we have a bunch of mostly macaws out that people can feed and stuff. but there are signs around saying not to pet them cause they may bite. though some of them like being pet, others dont and, you know, its probably just to cover their asses) "um.. i wouldn't. they might bite you." "oh i dont care!" and then he stood there for a while and said "so can i come in?" "what? no... did you mean macaques?" "yeah yeah, macaques." "ok.. well these are baboons." "are you sure?" ".. yes." --- then he just stands there and watches them for a while and then says "you're right, they are baboons" in my head right now im like "wtf? are you serious?" but i said... "... i know." . so this guy apparently thought he knew more about the animals i was in a cage with even though he called them BIRDS to begin with! . that was just one weirdo. most of the stupidness is when people start screaming monkey noises at the baboons. and its usually adults too. i hate it when people do that shit. but they always stop when i ask them to.. with one exception. it was one of the first times i was in with the baboons by myself and this man was with his daughter (i assume) who was like, i dont know, 10? and he was screaming and the baboons and they started getting pissed off and worked up and running around and biting me and i thought that the guy would stop when he saw that they were getting upset but he didnt so i said "sir, could you stop that please? they're getting agitated." and he said "really?" and JUST as he was saying "really," pharoh was flying at my face with his mouth open. i knocked him away in time but come on. dont these people feel like idiots standing there in public screaming monkey noises? ok anyway, he stopped and he and his daughter stayed and watched the baboons for a while longer and after maybe 2 or 3 minutes? the fucking guy started doing it again! i looked at him like "are you fucking kidding me? IM STILL RIGHT HERE" and then *his daughter* pulls at his shirt and whispers to him "she said not to do that..." the fucking kid is better behaved than her idiot dad. *shakes head* . i just think its weird. i mean picture this. im sitting in a cage with two baboons like 8 feet away from you and you're going to start screaming monkey noises? isn't that weird? i mean... who does that? like, its a little different if there arent people in there but its like theyre screaming at me too and i dont really know whats going on. i mean i always tell them to stop but they weird me out. i don't get them. it's like they're socially retarded or something.
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Ok, i don't have a lot of time before i have to leave but i thought i'd get this one down cause it's a goodie. This happened a while ago, in january. and i wasn't there that day. I wish i was though! ok, so parrot jungle has these events all the time and i don't remember what this one was about but they brought an elephant to the park. linda and whoever else was there thought the girls (the orang twins) would like to see the elephant as they had never seen one before. so they got em in the wagon and started walking over to where the elephant was. it was pretty crowded that day. so they're walking over and round the corner to where the elephant is and the second they see that elephant pumpkin fucking jumps out of the wagon and books it. i mean running at full speed through the crowd. so someone went chasing after her and meanwhile, peanut had fainted. she passed the fuck out! they got her out of there pretty quick. and for like.. a month or two, they really resisted going towards the area where the elephant was. which made things difficult because we were trying to get them used to a new area at the time that was right by there. i thought it was hilarious though. i mean, the poor things were terrified but what the hell! why! i guess they were just like "WHAT THE FUCK IS THAT?!!?" and 'fight or flight' kicked in. its a good thing peanut's in captivity cause she didn't fight or flee. she went for option C: pass out. hehe, MAN i wish i was there for that one.
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man, i'm not good at keeping up with this blog/journal stuff. there are so many stories! i havent talked about the baboons i work with yet though.. so ill start from the beginning right quick.... when i went to the interview, as far as i knew, i would just be working with orangutans. the only things i knew about baboons are what i learned from tv and cartoons and shit so i always assumed they were some pretty crazy vicious sonsabitches. so anyway that same day after the interview, linda (my supervisor) said "well, do you want to go meet them?" and duh, of course i did! as we were walking over there she started talking about the baboons that were in the same enclosure (they have one "nursery" like enclosure for babies) and i was apprehensive to say the least. but now, i fucking love those baboons. they're my babies. they *are* crazy and a lot of people don't like them.. like a lot of the primate people won't go in with them. but that's not entirely because of the peoples dislike of them but also because of the baboons' dislike of them. they're very particular. i dont have any pictures with them but i do have some of when they were baby babies. SO FUCKING CUTE! i have a few more stories i want to get down but im gonna grab a beer first. been a loooong day! hope you like the pics :) oh and PS- when i showed these to my mom, she looked at the one of pharoh and was like "oh! look! hes circumsized!"...... no mom. just.. no.
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So since I've been working at Jungle Island, which hasn't been that long relatively speaking.... like... 7 or 8 months? there have been several really big changes. one of which has been the addition of three adult orangutans. one male and two females. and both of the females have infants. im not sure on the ages of the females... i know connie is the oldest at around 32 and tasha is younger but still older than sinbad, who is 29. they all live in the same enclosure because theyve all been raised together. the owner of the park (dr. bern levin) has a farm where he raises all kinds of animals.. anyway, sinbad was the first adult to come. they couldnt bring the females yet because they were still preggo and you cant sedate em while they're pregnant. the other orangs we had were the twins that i work with, who are 4 and a half, and hannah (10) and jake (8). so the day they brought sinbad in i went to see him and was pretty taken aback. i had never seen a full grown orangutan; male or female. and he was BIG. he weighs 367 lbs and we can't even really measure his strength except to say it's between that of 10 to 12 grown men. and it's not like they're *that* big. i mean, im pretty sure they're smaller than gorillas, but their muscles are so densely packed it just gives them incredible strength. so anyway, in the enclosure sinbad and tasha and connie are in was a manhole cover. now the cover itself weighs 600 lbs (yes, six hundred) and on top of that is welded down. but the thing is, these are really intelligent animals and they get bored. the first thing sinbad did that brought our attention over was break off the piping to the licks-it (which is how they get water). it was like a fire hydrant gone crazy. water spewing everywhere. it was only then that me and brian noticed the fucking manhole cover was off. and it went directly down into the sewer system. now fortunately they werent going down the hole but they were dunking their upper bodies in there and scooping up water and drinking it so we had to take care of that real quick... especially with those babies there. we got all the orangs out of that enclosure (they're called "primadomes") that night so they could fix it the next day. and they did. only all they did was put the manhole cover back and reweld it in place. sinbad had it off almost as soon as we let him back in there so we had to go through the whole process again. this time they filled the hole with cement.
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so i decided to do something with my lj. i imagine my friends aren't as fascinated or amused by my orangutan/baboon stories as i am so i'll put em down here. you might like em, you might not care, but i want to remember this stuff so.. yeah... ok so starting off with yesterday (6/25) it was just me and linda with the twins (twin girls, 4 and a half years old. strong as at least 4 grown men at this point) and pumpkin (shes a fatass, tipping the scales at 85 lbs) always wants me to carry her places. and i oblige because, really, i dont have much of a choice. i mean, i could refuse and she would get upset and bite me and then id have to yell at her and shell pout and possibly throw a tantrum, so its just easier to do whatever she wants. anyway, yesterday i was carrying her all around the enclosure but she didnt get off me, meaning that wasnt where she wanted to go so i tried another place. a little ledge and she sat in there but held me close so i wouldnt leave. then maybe... i dont know... less than 5 minutes later, she wanted me to pick her up again so i did but i was still at a loss at what she wanted me to do so i just stood there for a minute, holding her, and then i asked "so where are we going now?" and she pointed at the ladder that leads to tthe top levels of the enclosure.. i mean, its possible it was just a fluke and she just pointed cause i wasn't going anywhere but still, it seemed pretty cool. and as far as her weighing 85 lbs (she just had her physical last week), im weighng 125 now.. so its quite a workout carrying her around. |
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Someone please buy Alan this shirt:
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i'm sure most of you girls have similar experiences.. if you want to share with me the emotional rollercoaster it took you on, i would appreciate it. i'm not sure how to get over this hump...
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amp: they were in fude amp: i have 6 Mel: whats fude? amp: dude? amp: er amp: fude? Mel: yes! amp: I have no idea :-) Mel: wtf what the fuck indeed.
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so heres a little story i just heard on the news. an 80 year old woman drove into a driving teaching building. she drove INTO the building. eleven people were "rushed to the hospital" and six people went to the hospital with "minor injuries." now get this, the reason she was there, was to take a test to see if she was a capable enough driver to have her license renewed because she has had complaints about her driving wrecklessly and carelessly. needless to say, she wasnt able to take the test since she demolished the building. She got a ticket for careless driving and is keeping her license as she couldn't take the test. let me offer this as an after thought: WHAT THE FUCK?!?!? i mean, COME ON! cant driving through the building be enough of a test?!??! christ. im going to try to find a link to an article about it but it just happened so that probably won't be for a while... it would be funny if it werent so retarded and life threatening- specifically to me and my loved ones down here. (i have many many scary old people driving stories that could have ended in the demise of many. you can ask me about them if you want but theyre mostly pretty lengthy and there are just too many to recount here). ive always said that past a certain age, people should be required to take driving tests to renew their licenses but apparently, even that can be risky.
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1) My only cousin on my dad's side of the family is getting married and she and her fiance registered at Heifer International. For those of you who don't know, Heifer is a charity that gives live stock to impoverished families in third-world countries and such. Here: http://www.heifer.org it's really an amazing organization. I am just so impressed with my cousin. I had no idea she was that fucking cool. I'm in awe right now and can't really express how cool i think this is right now. I just wanted to share it though. 2) I just thought this was fantastic:
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Hi, Super visitors: Don't think we're weird BY DAVE BARRY http://www.DaveBarry.com/ Welcome to Miami, Super Bowl visitors! You are going to have a wonderful time, from the moment you arrive in our magical city, until the moment you discover that your wallet is missing. I'm kidding! You'll be fine, probably! Because the truth is that Miami is a terrific place, despite the criticisms you may have heard from ignorant yokel blowhards who shall remain nameless, such as U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo. Back in November, Rep. Tancredo, who represents suburban Denver, ruffled some feathers down here when he called Miami ``a third-world country.'' For the record, that charge is unfair: Miami is WAY better armed than any third-world country. Miami is also a world-class party city, which is why the Super Bowl is being held here for a record-tying ninth time. Compare that with -- to pick a city at random -- Denver, which has been selected to host the Super Bowl a total of, let's see, the '60s, nope, the '70s, nope, the '80s, nope, the '90s, nope, the 2000s, nope . . . Gosh, it seems that Denver has NEVER, not one single time in over four decades, been selected to host the Super Bowl. I'm sure there's a good reason for this, such as that the Denver area has too few hotel rooms, or too many xenophobic dimwits representing it in Congress. But enough about Tom. Let's get back to Miami, and how you, the Super Bowl visitor, can get the maximum possible enjoyment from your stay here, with the fewest possible sucking chest wounds. We'll start with: ARRIVING IN MIAMI Chances are you'll arrive -- Lucky you! -- at Miami International Airport. Here you will find a spacious, modern, convenient, well-designed, passenger-friendly, state-of-the-art facility depicted on murals showing what the airport allegedly will look like if they ever finish it. This is unlikely to happen in the current century because the airport is under the control of Miami-Dade politicians, who traditionally fall into one of three categories: (1) incompetents; (2) criminals; and (3) incompetent criminals. I have lived here for more than 20 years, and for that entire time the airport has been under construction, with almost all of the visible progress taking the form of larger and better murals. At the airport, you will notice that many people are speaking Spanish; this is often true in Miami. It is not a big deal. Most Spanish-speakers speak some English; in fact, many of them speak it far better than -- to pick a xenophobic dimwit at random -- Rep. Tom Tancredo. Nevertheless, you may find it helpful to learn a few basic Spanish phrases, such as: ``Perdóname, dama o caballero.'' (``Excuse me, lady or horseman.'') ``He estado esperando mi equipaje dos días.'' (``I have been waiting two days for my luggage.'') ``Si, es un mural atractivo.'' (``Yes, it is an attractive mural.'') ``¿Usted piensa que conseguiré mi equipaje a tiempo para el tazón estupendo?'' (``Do you think I will get my luggage in time for the Super Bowl?'') ``¿Donde está el Rep. Tancredo?'' (``Where is the toilet?'') GETTING AROUND MIAMI Miami boasts a modern light rail and ''people mover'' system that cost hundreds of millions of dollars and serves an average daily ridership of nearly eight people. This system was conceived of and built by basically the same political leadership responsible for the airport, so needless to say it does not go to the airport. It also does not go to many other places that many Miami residents would like to go, which is why most of them do not use it. To them, the Metrorail train is a mysterious object that occasionally whizzes past over their heads, unrelated to their lives, kind of like a comet. The point is, you need to rent a car. Do NOT be afraid to do this. You may have heard scary stories about driving in Miami, but the truth is that you will be perfectly safe, as long as you remain within the rental-car lot. Beyond that, you are on your own. If you do venture out on the roads of Miami, here are some rules to bear in mind: • Never stop for a yellow light unless you want to be rear-ended. • Ditto for a red light. • In fact, as a general rule, never stop. • In Miami, signaling a turn is viewed as a sign of weakness. • If you find yourself stuck behind a slow-moving car that does not appear to have a driver, that car is in fact being operated by a senior citizen approximately the height of a Pepsi can, but with worse eyesight. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO PASS THIS CAR. At any moment the operator could suddenly decide to change lanes without warning. Just be patient, and within a mile the car will drive off the road, often into a canal or building, and you can pass safely. • Whatever else you do, do NOT get on Interstate 95. If, by mistake, you DO get on Interstate 95, whatever you do, do NOT get off. PARK ON PEDESTRIANS About parking: In Miami, it is acceptable to park pretty much anywhere, including on sidewalks, lawns, and slow-moving pedestrians. There are also some legal parking spaces; if you find one, you're supposed to pay for it at one of the electronic machines located around the downtown area, which you can identify by the clot of people cursing at them, because they never work. Parking is trickier in Miami Beach, where the last available space was taken in 1997. If you go over there, you will have to leave your car with a valet, who will park it somewhere else. Haiti, for example. Here are some useful Spanish expressions for getting around Miami: ``Salga de mi camino, usted Rep. Tancredo.'' (``Get out of my way, you stupid idiot.'') ``No tire, por favor.'' (``Please do not shoot.'') ``¿Está el Océano Atlántico alrededor de aquí?'' (``Is the Atlantic Ocean around here?'') ``¿Dónde está la playa con la gente desnuda?'' (``Where is the beach with the naked people?'') ``Excúseme, pero usted ha parqueado en mi pie.'' (``Excuse me, but you have parked on my foot.'') ATTRACTIONS Here are some of the ''must-see'' attractions in the Miami area: • The Everglades: If you like vast featureless expanses of grass growing in rotting muck, you will love the Everglades. • Hot Women: They are everywhere down here. I'm not saying there are no attractive women elsewhere; I'm just saying that, compared to Miami women, they are Labrador retrievers. When male friends of mine come to Miami from other cities, they constantly must drop to their knees and feel around with their hands to locate their eyeballs, which have ejected themselves from their sockets in an effort to get a better gander. I myself do not have this problem because my wife (Hi, honey!) is a total babe. • The Forest of Cranes: Miami boasts the world's largest outdoor collection of free-range construction cranes. Some of them are being used to construct unsold condominiums -- a major industry here -- but many of them have no apparent purpose other than to screw up traffic. There seem to be more of them every day. We suspect they are having wild crane sex at night. • The Performing Arts Center: If you want to see arts being performed, this is the place for you to go. Maybe you could do this the same day you visit the Everglades. • The Two Comically Close-Together Arenas: In 1988 Miami built a new arena for $52 million. Then in 1999 Miami spent $175 million to build ANOTHER new arena just four blocks away. Then we sold the first arena for a tidy profit of minus $24 million. That is the kind of savvy financial-mastermind political leadership we have. It's only a matter of time before we build a second light-rail system. • South Beach: This is the heart of the action, a happening scene where supertrendy people gather to valet-park their cars and go to clubs with names like ''Moisture'' where they join other supertrendy valet-parkers to listen to music loud enough to liquefy brain tissue while drinking watery cocktails at upwards of $18 a pop. Sound like fun? Then head on over to SoBe, where friendly club bouncers will welcome you inside, provided that you are a woman with a hotness quotient of Scarlett Johansson or higher. If you are a normal human female, or God forbid a male, you may have to wait outside in the Ugly Person Line until (a) the bouncer decides you have been sufficiently humiliated, or (b) Easter, whichever comes later. Maybe you should pencil in a second visit to the Everglades. • Fort Lauderdale: Don't miss it! There is plenty of parking. • Joe's Stone Crab: Miami has many great restaurants, but Joe's is the king of them all, and for a very good reason: You can't get a table. This makes it highly desirable. People have been known to spend their entire Miami vacation waiting for a table at Joe's, and yet they always come out happy, because the stone crabs are that good, plus they contain (Don't tell anybody!) heroin. In fact, you can avoid the long wait for a table at Joe's, provided that you know the correct procedure for dealing with the maitre d'. A TIP ON TIPPING First off, you do NOT simply walk up and hand him money like some clueless tourist dork (or, as we call them down here, ``Tancredo''). Instead, you let the maitre d' know, subtly, that you will grease his palm on the way out. It also helps if you can convince him that you are either a regular customer, or an important celebrity such as Cher or the Pope. To help you visualize this procedure, here's a sample dialogue between you and the Joe's maitre d: YOU: I'd like a table for four, please. MAITRE D': Name? YOU: Either a regular customer, or an important celebrity such as Cher or the Pope. MAITRE D': YOU: Don't worry about money, because on the way out I will be greasing your palm with some. That's all there is to it! While you're waiting for your table, you can enjoy a drink, or perhaps another visit to the Everglades. But in any event, I hope you enjoy your meal at Joe's, as well as the rest of your stay here in the Miami area. And we look forward to seeing you back here in 2010, when we will be hosting the Super Bowl for a record 10th time. In between, it will go to two other cities. Neither of them, for the record, is Denver.
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man, this layout sucks.
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