"“Oh, great!” I replied, “What else is new?”"My roommate Sharron is a year older than me, and she has a steady boyfriend. He has a friend, and...we've double-dated a few times." “Sounds good,” I replied, “Are you serious about him?”KC smiled at me, holding her burger, "Not really, he's more of a fuck buddy."I laughed, “Well, that’s better than nothing.”“You guys turned me into a little slut,” KC remarked, “My folks would die if they knew the things I’ve done!”"Might as well enjoy life while. (Her big belt!)I don’t need love,for what good will love do me?Diamonds never lie to me,for when love’s gone,they will luster on.Diamonds are forever,forever, forever.Diamonds are forever,forever, forever.Forever and ever!“That was Jennifer Stapleton, ladies and gentlemen. Isn’t she talented?” I said as the folks all gave her a marvelous applause.She took a slow Jessica Rabbit walk back to the table and blew me a kiss as she sat down.“As you may or may not know, I love music, especially from. Or..." he looked over the costs again, and smiled. "that's it!" he cried, shooting up from his desk. "we can reduce costs by getting rid of the uniforms!" then a second thought came to his mind. 'they sure won't like this. what if they leave?' he contemplated this for a moment, before deciding on something. "benefits." he concluded. he set about planning his plans.Herbert called a meeting for all the staff, and they all gathered in the dining room. "thanks for coming everyone" herbert. The ‘guests’, however, with one or two exceptions, were regulars, and each tended to gravitate to the same people. My first meeting was when I approached Robert; quiet, softly spoken, and an alcoholic. Robert had been in and out of detox programs, had twice been set up in a small flat, and was currently homeless and living rough. I heard his story; sad, but unfortunately commonplace: divorce, depression, loss of job, alcohol to numb the pain and a slow descent to his present situation.Two of.