Here's what happened. Dashuh was here
visiting and the plan was to get to Anaheim, hang out, and then bring
my ass back home. It should have been a total of about five hours
that turned into a mess and a half. I took the bus to Union Station
which was easy. But once you get off there are signs, people, and no
help everywhere. The signs make no sense. Employees hide in plain
site. Its a nightmare.
After four minutes I get my ticket to
board a train heading to Anaheim. I ask where to go and am given the
wrong information. So while I wait for my train that I think is late
it is actually on the other side of the tracks on time and leaving.
After realizing that not only was I now late I had wasted $8 on a
piece of paper. I could wait another hour for the next one but when I
decide to do something stupid I do it fast. So I head out front and
hop into a cab.
The cab driver is not familiar with his
car. It takes about three minutes to finally get moving only for him
to get turned around and head right into traffic. We finally get on
the freeway and it is gridlocked. This is prime rush hour time in Los
Angeles and I still have 32 miles to go. So as I sit there in the cab
listening to him sigh over and over again I am staring at my watch. I
decide to borrow his cell phone and give Dashuh a call. He gets no
reception.
I get to Anaheim 50 minutes later than
I wanted and see Dashuh (I called again when I arrived and thankfully
she was still there but I wouldn't have been mad if she weren't). We
only have a certain amount of time and we end up heading back to my
area which made me laugh at how strange life is. Getting back was way
faster than leaving and we headed to The Counter because Dashuh loved
it there so much the last time we hung out. She got this fancy
looking salad with jicama which I tried for the first time. It tasted
like nothing but crunch but the fact that I tried it proves that
Dashuh is a best friend.
I got this Bacon Squared burger that
was so damned good. I was only able to eat about 70% of it. All of
the crazy traveling, traffic, and heat were worth it to be able to
chill out for a while with a cool ass person.
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