”“I know but maybe I want to thank you that way because I enjoy our time together. You know I enjoy being with you.” she replied, cautious of We...dy.“You’ll have to let me thank you personally later tonight. Mom and I are coming over after work.”“I look forward to it.” Cindy headed back behind the counter to serve her next customer.As Dan and Wendy were sitting, the woman with three kids was taking the table beside them. Wendy sat down and Dan took the seat on her left. The woman took off her. "This is really something, better than I had really expected, and thatfriendly challenge, that was great. Of course, they'd like to see me upclose. Wouldn't have expected less from them.I head back to my place feeling a lot better about this job. I think itmay actually work out. The conditions are great, the pay is great (well,I suppose I should actually see some, first!), I'm pretty sure I canhandle the expectations. The people all seem great.Back in my place, I continue sorting through. It means “enough for us.” In the context of the song, it refers to the mighty deeds God did for His people. For Dan and Dafna, it connotes something like, you have done so much for me. I am satisfied, although I know more is to come. The reference to the actress Lauren Bacall followed by the phrase “Bacall b’seder” is a Hebrew-English pun. “Kol b’seder” is a Hebrew phrase for “everything is OK.” “Oy vey” is a Yiddish that means “good grief!” more or less. “Lilith,” in medieval Jewish mythology,. “Well, I can understand why; Melissa’s a beautiful girl. I’ve always considered myself to be pretty good at pleasing a woman, but I guess a woman would have a slight advantage.” “A slight advantage?” asked Sandy. “What do you mean?” “Obviously a woman can satisfy another woman better orally than a guy can but at least I have a dick to satisfy her with.” Sandy looked at Melissa and they both laughed out loud. Gary stood there confused for a minute until Sandy explained. “You didn’t know this.