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Red Lobster-Personal Narrative

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Jeremyyy,

I really doubt we would do anything but mesh and compromise hardcore and amazingly. Sweet and Spicy, Ill take you Red Lobster or you can take me.. I don 't know what your favorite restaurant is. We really need some time alone. Ill mash the gas and you steer I doubt we would everrrr get tired of each otherrrr.

You know how many times I heard 3 from my mother, 2 aunts and uncle tonight? I love them all so much, I know they realized what was wrong with me now. They have always looked out for me, Dale paid my car registration I forgot to pay when I lived in Atlanta, It was $350+!!! That car was a money pit ugh. I really wanted to tow it to my grandmothers farm and light it on fire. Then call the insurance company and tell them the horse lit it aflame then shit on the hood and kicked it it. I could see it pretty epic.... in the field..my empty gas can by my feet... the windows down and the sunroof all the way back.. lighting a fire work and tossing it right in the middle. BOOM. …show more content…

I owed $18,000+ on it.... fuck that shit. Come and get ittttttt and good luckkkkk. I believe it was a Dot now.. but the dot I 'd burn in the map to you. I told you I know a perfecttt spot for a Toyota dealership. they could sit there and watch the mini 's and B.M.W 's having a tracker pull them up the hill in the snow or when it rains. I really believe in consumer satisfaction. Why buy a "product" if its, "A piece of shit" and "waste of money". Its like voting for Mitch McConnell.. why??? Its like going to a Physical Therapist instead of a Chiropractor.... why compare an apple on a tree to roaches you see on a wood pile under

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