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I thought if you put money in it, it might say "WIN" but I suppose I was being overly hopeful.
Outside the Hollywood GC is the Rock Walk of Fame. Imagine my surprise to find my first cousin Owen enshrined there.
This made way more sense than Owen. I called Sterling. He said, "What are you doing?" I said, "I'm looking at your dad's handprints." He told me to take some photos. I said, "Can do."
So there I am! Two hot 16 year old Florida girls were looking on, trying to figure out if something important was going on.
Rex found this poor Sterling amongst the basses. At 1375, the salesman initially told us it was "a good price". Rex and I said, "Okay! Thanks!" Finally an important person came over and Rex offered him 800, to which he said, "Okay, why not." But then Rex plugged it in and (after replacing the battery), there were some clicks and pops in the pickup switch. Rex decided to leave it where it was. Too bad, too, because it played great.
Rex with a Big Al. I finally got to play one, too. I am in deep doo-doo. That sumbitch was WONDERFUL.
I also got to play a 25th. Would anyone like to purchase my child? I'm trying to raise money and he's a really good kid, lots of promise.
We didn't eat here. But it does exist, just like in that Don Henley song.
Found this used baby at Sam Ash across the street. Stanky! Alert!
Rex found some new best friends who needed our approval to make their purchases. We were as noncommittal as possible while appearing to smile a lot.
Hmmm, Rex does have some very good ideas about lunch!
Anticuchos, pollo a la brasa, papas a la huancaina....it was a fine Peruvian meal.
The hat is getting to be a bit like Heinz.
Sterling called while I was playing some of Rex's "knock-offs" or "clones" so I thought, hmmm, better let Rex throw him off the trail!
This man is an excellent host.
Thanks for the fun day, Rex!
Jack
