A question about Sonic

We don't have The Sonics in Seattle

 

Ate an A&W today and the fish and chips were great. We just got a Sonic about a month ago and the place is packed every time I drive by. They have somebody out there directing traffic. When it slows down I'm going to try it. And instead of sugar with tomato sauce (or spaghetti sauce) try powdered sugar. Makes the spaghetti sauce taste great.

 

I usually give a buck or less, especially if they're on skates, but it's certainly not necessary. And I'll occasionally drop the spare change in the bucket at Sbarro's or wherever just because. But I'm starting to get aggravated with every damn place you go leaving out a tip jar. I know they are underpaid, and I have tried to help out, but it's getting out of hand. Similar to Walgreen's, PetsMart and every other place you go hitting you up for donations. If I did it every time, I'd be broke in a week.

 

And I concur on the wife. And the Frito's Chili Wrap. Though I preferred the Frito's Chili Pie without the wrapper. Funny thing is, I loved Sonic when we didn't have one, but once it arrived here I rarely went and didn't think it was that great.

 

http://www.mollyerdman.com/

 

I would tell them "keep the change." Then, Sonic installed the credit card machines. No more "keep the change." I felt bad, but not so much now, knowing they make minimum wage or better.

 

You tha man, 93! 8)

 

I don't like salt.

And 93, your mom says HI!

 

How about her doing an interview with the DMN Rangers guy? (He seems to be stalking her, but who am I to judge?) She named a cat after Steve Buechele, so she must be OK.

 

http://www.splendad.com/people/show/498-Molly-Erdman

Here's a portfolio of a few Molly commercials (not all of them; they've done at least a couple dozen.)