I wouldn't want to be married this way." I explained as honestly as I could."Listen Rob, I totally understand and you wouldn't be the first man who wo...ld want to be home if he were just married. We know it goes with the territory. Let things play out, but I'll keep you in mind if we think anything fits you in here. Send me a memo to remind me once I get back to my office. I'd hate to lose you on the road, but I'd hate even more if you left the company. By the way, you've picked yourself a. If you come over at noon the soup will be ready.” He thought he would be ready as well and made a mental note to be sure and take a little blue pill just before noon.Handing him his receipt he could see on her hand she was wearing a wedding band and looking intently into his eyes said, “I hope the soup is good.”“I will do my best to see that you enjoy it.”That remark he could see brought a little blush to her face.In leaving the store Greg couldn’t believe what he had said and what had just. " And you came over here hoping to get laid," Jan said disgustedly."How'd you guess," the weird one asked. "Somebody tell you?" No, Weird," Jan said patiently, realising she was dealing with the mentality of a child. "I was able to figure it out for myself." You're pretty smart, ain't you!" he said sipping his beer. "You think you're smarter than I am, huh!"She knew she'd have to humour him, for Weird Stanley was obnoxious at best, and possibly really nasty at worst. She didn't think he'd. You notice a stream of people going up stairs and coming back down a few minutes later, you would expect couples but these are single males going up on their own, only very occasion you see a girl go up. You walk to the corner and pour yourself a beer. While you are in the beer corner you ask your buddy John what's going on up stairs."Don't you know John?" he asked puzzled, "that's where the entertainment is, go up and see for yourself" John motions for you to go upstairs, he has a strange.