He said, “I’ll remember that.”“You better,” Tom said.Looking over at the women in their lives, Dan said, “I think we should pay a little a...tention to the women.”“You’re right. I’ve got a feeling that if we don’t get over there soon they’ll be throwing us in the lake,” Tom said.“The downside of that is...?” Dan asked with a grin.“Hmm, that’s a good question,” Tom answered. The pair burst out in laughter and headed over to their girlfriends.Dan’s cell phone went off in the middle of the. ” I said.“I don’t know if I’m invited,” Philia worried.“You’re not--”“Super hot,” Lidie agreed and I heard the alcohol in her voice. “What are you wearing under that skirt?”“Panties.” Philia asked. She had heard me.“Take them off for the rest of your shift,” Lidie said. “Come find us when you’re leaving.”“That was evil,” Lidie hugged my right arm and led me over to the raucous collection of softball players.“They’re putting mozza sticks in my poutine!” One shouted.“I’ll make sure they tip,” I. "Then we got cut off by the commotion in the backyard," I said."So you had good reason to not finish the conversation." Well, I could have talked to her again on the porch." True. Why didn't you?"My gut wrenched. This was feeling way too much like another therapy session. I didn't want to be having a therapy session with Tamara. I wanted to be..."I dunno," I said, cutting off that train of thought. I started flailing, because I realized I couldn't really answer her question. Tamara's face was. I don't want you to think you need to do it just for me, but I bet we'd make a hell of a tag team!" But what about how they look? I mean what if you get an ugly one, like... ?" Stacy offered meekly."Are you talking about Carl?" Olivia asked, watching her friend's facial expression suddenly give away the truth."I don't mean to insult him, it's just that he's... , so... , old. And you know... , not what I would you know... , be attracted to," Stacy concluded."Stace, if there's one thing I've.