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  • "That'll kill ya, sonny."

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    “That’ll kill ya, sonny.”

     

    The petite, fragile 80s-something Chinese woman and older buttoned down starched shirt Caucasian husband walked into the Arboretum office yesterday.

    “Can I help you?,” I inquired.

    “We’re passing thru. From New Jersey. 

    Gotta map of the Arboretum?,
     she asked, as I continued to lick envelopes, anxious to get letters to Postman, waiting in the office parking lot.

    Smileless, she stared at me like a piece of bad meat at the supermarket, and said:

    “That’ll kill ya, sonny.”

    I must of looked bewildered, because her husband took pity, and interpreted:

    “The wedding invitations.

    George. 

    Susan.

    S-E-I-N-F-E-L-D episode.”

    They touched hands … turned to the door …

    “Thanks for the maps,” she said, winking at her husband.