saturday night i went to see Kathy Griffin live at the Tower theater. yes, she was funny. she commented on everything from American Idol to Larry King Live (from Metallica to Mozart, if you will).
the night as a whole was quite an experience. we had korean bar-b-que for the first time. it wasnt what i expected-not that my expectations were much. mostly i just pictured a giant rack of ribs coated in something korean (whatever that means). it was very good, but not much different than chinese. granted, i don't think we actually ordered something that you could bbq (which happens right at your table; think hibatchi).
something i learned though. unless you plan on going straight home, do not take left overs to go. we did, and it proved to be one of the most polish things ever. bbq smell engulfed the whole car (despite the food being locked in the truck) and it continued to rot there for the next 24 hours because we left the car at the parking garage over night. not one of our most brilliant moments.
but, hey. we sho'nough had us some fun, laughs and bbq.
oh, and how can i forget. the cab we took home had a crisp $20 bill laying in the backseat when we got in. it was as if god himself said, "hey kids, ride's on me."
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