My dear wife and I stopped at the East Ridge Chick fil-A for
lunch. She got a kids’ meal and I got a
12 count nugget meal. She was full after
just three of her nuggets, and she suggested that I trade her one of my small
nuggets for her last large nugget.
Sounded like a good deal to me. So,
I forked up the smallest nugget that I had left, and she forked up her last
one. But then we had conundrum. We were sitting in the car; I was holding my
nugget box with my left hand and the forked small nugget in my right hand. She was holding her nugget box with her left
hand, and her forked up large nugget with her right hand. We both chuckled. I suggested that she put her fork between my
two middle fingers and then she could take my fork. Good idea.
Or so I thought. She put her fork
between my two middle fingers and took my fork out of my thumb and first
finger. But as she took my fork, she
brushed against her nugget and it fell of the fork onto the floor. Of course, the exchange had already been made;
she had my small nugget. So, she
shrugged her shoulders and put my small nugget into her mouth as I held my
empty fork. Not such a good deal
anymore.
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