Referencing The Andy Griffith Show story lines doesn't make you look any tougher.

Sometimes, I borrow material. But not often. Most of my stuff is original. Unlike…well, you know.

I hate it.  Personal beefs should be settled with a fist fight as a last resort.  Not with cowardice like this.

Hope he pulls through.

While I agree, many people just can’t seem to take an ass whipping, today.

Snags is a prime example. I’d fold that motherfucker up like a 4th grade love letter and he knows it. You think he’d show up for an ass whipping appointment? I’ve certainly tried.

I have attempted to engage with Token on numerous occasions but there is zero interest from him in handling it like a man. Anytime he hears that I’m around, he refuses to take his uniform off. One time I was up there on business for a week and he even slept in his uniform. He wore it all weekend. He played golf in it and went out on a date, with some guy.

Such a different time.  Back in my day....you young whipper snappers....you could look around your high school parking lot and see numerous trucks with gun racks and 2-3 guns in them.  Nobody pulled them out to settle a beef, or go in and shoot up the school. 

I was a senior when me and Phil Owens threw hands in the 7-Eleven parking lot.  I'm sure it was over something vital to national security, like maybe he said something about my girlfriend.

I’m sorry he whooped your ass in front of your former girlfriend. It happens.

Just saw the story on the Fox home page, so it's making the rounds nationally.  Quoted Hugh Freeze saying things took a turn for the worse last night, and he's still on a ventilator.

I hate it.  Personal beefs should be settled with a fist fight as a last resort.  Not with cowardice like this.

Hope he pulls through.

Applebee's was one of the first chain restaurants here in the Wiregrass.  Saw a book face thread this weekend that points out what I was talking about.

The guy said he walked in, saw the Health Department score of 87, took a look around and walked out. The first 10+ replies were almost identical, with each saying the place was filthy and they wouldn't go back.

Two things about that.  First, that's a straight up failure by management. Just like when you get around someone who stinks to high heaven.  You think, damn, a bar of soap just doesn't cost that much.  Keeping a restaurant clean should be as second nature as clocking in.  It's not some unique or foreign concept. 

Second, the fact that all these people are responding the way they did means they are in fact, going to eat there.  But, if you don't keep it clean, or the food or service sucks, you won't stay in business.  My son worked at Outback for a couple of years.  They run a tight ship over there in all the service areas, and the place stays packed, especially on weekends.

Likewise with Olive Garden here. I know the manager and who trained him.  Customer service is priority one, and as a result, they do a great business.