So anyway when I got to the table the younger looking man who I will now call man#2 was flipping out and flapping his loose wrists all over the place, while the man next to him (man#1) grabbed his hands and tried to console him. I didn't speak, just gave them water, and immediately walked away from the table assuming the two men were queer as folk and that was their petulant and sick mother.
Man#3 wanted to hear everything I had to say. Man#3 told me it was his birthday and he wanted a nice dry and sweet wine. When I crumpled my face and told him that was impossible he gave me the wheel. I chose the Conundrum for him and they just couldn't get enough of me.
"Wow you are just amazingly knowledgeable. Did you just see how she wiped the lip of the bottle on the towel that's draped over her arm? I barely saw it, she's so graceful"
"yeah, until I knock your full glass over," I so seriously said.
After more compliments for I still couldn't figure out what, I left them and stuck with the same assumptions. When approaching the table again and alerted of the oxygen lady's multiple allergies (fungus,cheese,living cultures????), man#1 said, "okay now what's your name and what are you doing here?" and then began a rapid fire round of my life/goals/ambitions/experiences. All three of them just loved me and I just wanted to close my eyes and let them throw money at me. Then man#1 said, "Nealey, give me your name and phone number before we leave. I might be able to help you out". I almost puked and instead said, "Wow, absolutely. Thank you." By the time apps hit the table I'd decided that man#1 and Oxygen lady (who will from now on be referred to as Lady) were married and this was their son (gay man#2) who I had also begun referring to my colleagues as "a diva."
to be continued... sorry i'm beat, its late as hell!

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