I was at TGI Friday's.. Options

[*Libertie*]

I was having dinner with a friend of mine at TGI Friday's, which is an awesome place to eat by the way, and she decided she was gonna order a drink. She's a bit of a ditz sometimes (I love her), and she kept going on and on about how this was the best drink she'd ever had and she can NEVER find a bartender that knows how to make it because it's such a rare drink.

She told the waiter, "Please ask your bartender if he knows how to make this drink.. I don't know the exact name, but it's something like 'hour in a candy shop' or something like that.." The waiter left, came back, and said, "Alright, he says it's gonna be a bit on your drink because this takes a while to make, but it's actually called 'One Free Hour in a Candy Store'. We'll have it out in a bit."

So that's the extent of the conversation at the restaurant, but when I got home I was curious about that drink. I looked it up and found out it's a TGI Friday's exclusive. So THAT'S why she can't find it anywhere else, because it's ONLY MADE AT THAT RESTAURANT. And of course the bartender knows how to make a drink that the restaurant made up in the first place.

I just thought that was pretty funny. I never told her about this because I didn't want her to be embarrassed, but maybe I will at some point. Any similar "airhead moment" stories?

[femmefatale4160]

Well, my friend has had some major airhead moments. Once, when I was a freshman in highschool, some friends and I were teasing another friend because she turned 15 a full year before the rest of us. So one girl said, "Ha, you're halfway to 30!" I said, "You're a quarter to 60!" And a girl named Amanda said "You're over a decade old!"

Kate, the girl we were teasing, said "We all are." And Amanda says, "Not me, I'm only 14." She thought that a decade was 15 years. The next day, she said that her mom thought the same thing.