
Maybe I shouldn’t have made it but
the fish was under-cooked.
That apprentice! D said. I’ll haul him
over the coals.
have his guts for garters.
He’s overstepped the mark this time.
Don’t go too hard on him, I say.
He has a good heart.
A good heart doesn’t cut it in this
business, he said,
I’ll flay him alive.
It won’t happen again.
The next lot is on me.
And he hung up.
I know he was playing it up a bit.
Still, it would be good to see Jarrod
at the grill next week
in one piece.
Hmm, have to get medieval in someone? Raw fish delivery? Teach me your ways.
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hahah; just a little anecdote, K , I put up to inject some good humor; it’s a pretty flimsy piece but fun — in a medieval sort of way 🙂
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They’ll learn to roast right one way or another. Enjoyed it, John.
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appreciate that, K; thanks 🙂
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hopefully, for his sake, he got it together )
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we’ll soon see, Beth 🙂
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“have his guts for garters.” …very macabre! I love the humor in this one John.
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thanks Bob; the banter went a bit over the top ; I have been told to expect a suitably chastised Jarrod when I drop by next week 🙂
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I hope he is. I guess a little drama can go a long way. The fish has nothing to say in this matter. Lol. Good one, John. 🙂
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a lot of ham acting went on during that phone call 🙂
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Great piece. Not very well handled claim when leaving the customer worried.
Raw fish goes very well in Sweden and Japan.
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I’ve heard that; raw fish is good; under-cooked fish isn’t; Dino promised me a free meal next week 🙂
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Keeping good thoughts for Jarrod! Hope he’s learned his lesson. 😀
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