He was a powerful lawyer who not only took care of many ofthe casino's legal matters but also helped many of the senior managerswith their personal le...al matters."Among these personal matters were pre-nuptial agreements. He made themvery one sided and harsh. The bride has many conditions placed up on howshe would behave and how she would keep herself young and fit. There wereeven detailed stipulations about mandatory quarterly weigh-ins and bodydimension measurements. The strictest of all was. Hopefully, this will get Victor to back down, and he won't cause me any more trouble."I wanted to believe that; I really did. However, I had a sense that we would need to travel yet a bit further to approach the outer limits of Victor's assholery.May 14, 1986It turned out, sadly, that I was right.This evening, as I once again strove to apply my mediocre kitchen skills toward the goal of creating a palatable dinner, a visibly upset Inez arrived home. A different emotion was in evidence this. Overtures she turned down without exception. She had her eyes on other targets, targets that weren’t drummers, farmers, or tradesmen.In return for her work, she received a salary, a small salary to be sure, room, board, and most importantly, one day off a week. One day every week where she could go into Boston, learn the lay of the land, learn the good places, the bad places, who was good, who wasn’t, where the better jobs were.She bided her time, learning as much as she could, stealing better. The wife gives him a withering look and says: “What about silver? It’d be nice if you tried coming second for a change.”A sausage factory owner was showing his arrogant son around and try as he might he found it impossible to impress him. As they approached the heart of the factory, the man thought: “If this doesn’t do it nothing will!” He showed his son a machine and said: “Son, this machine is the very the heart of the factory. We put in a pig and outcomes sausages.” Still unimpressed his son.