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CHAPTER 46: WINE NOT?
“You’ve drunk too much already. You need to pay and go,” a tall muscled man told the young lady at the counter. It was not yet noon, yet the young lady was already drunk to a stupor.
“Did I tell you I want to pay and go? I told you I want another bottle, you idiots,” the lady who responded was Tanasha. She had been harassing a young waitress who had been working a double shift since last night. Usually she accepted double shifts because mornings were slow and customers were few. But this morning, Tanasha, the pretty lady, had walked in and ordered a few drinks. Hours had now passed and she had turned into the real definition of a mean drunk. She could barely sit up straight, yet she had the ability to shoot off one obscenity after another. The waiter had called the bouncer to throw her out before she caused any more trouble.
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