Luke's Diner, August 15 (Wednesday)

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Yitzhak was feeling a little bit friendly today -- thus the clean-shaven, made up, glammed-out, and stunningly feminine look.

Was it a coincidence that the dress of choice for the day was pink? Well, of course not -- the color could use a little bit of redemption, and really, who better to pull that off?

Yitzhak as bizarre fashionplate Jesus figure? Scary, scary thought -- but Luke's is open.

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Talk to Yitzhak

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And get a smile for once!

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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because his mun could not resist Leo decided to eat lunch at Luke's again today, and was pleasantly surprised to see a stunning woman behind the counter.

"Well hi there."

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Oh! Illicit-substance buddy! Yitzhak waved a graceful hand at Leo and gave him a brilliant smile.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Wow, and great smile to boot. "How's it goin'?" he asked, sidling up to the counter.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Yitzhak hummed a little, cheerfully, without actually speaking, but the twirl spoke volumes, and was extra impressive in the stiletto heels.

The Vanna White-like (in her prime, thank you) gesture toward the menu board, though, proved that women's clothes didn't take away certain capitalistic tendencies of Yitzhak's.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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And Leo had always liked Vanna in her prime. "I'd like a chicken sandwich and iced tea if you please." he smiled winningly.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Another twirl, and even a wink, and an iced tea delivered to Leo with as much style as ever a glass of frosty cold iced tea was served up.

Yitzhak sashayed off into the kitchen with the food order, and emerged shortly with a slightly evil smile and a chicken sandwich, all fresh lettuce and no shortage of meat.

Sometimes, yes, Yitzhak was twelve. And under delusions of being witty.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Wow, this chick had class. And grace. "Oh that looks fantastic." he grinned. "You want any yourself?"

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Yitzhak declined with a smile -- how this much smiling on a face that didn't get much practice most of the time didn't hurt was anybody's guess -- and an encouraging gesture for Leo to eat up.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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And Leo would never insult a lady by refusing such encouragement. The sandwich tasted as good, if not better than it looked. "Far out Man."

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Yitzhak, once again possibly defying the laws of physics when applied to tight slinky dresses and stiletto heels, gave a deep curtsey and wondered if Leo had figured out that his server from yesterday and today were the same person.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Sadly, no he hadn't. "So when did you start working here Man?"

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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Yitzhak, by way of a vague musical response, hummed what was very distinctly the first few bars of "American Pie."

Not that it had really been a long, long time ago, but it had been a pretty good while now.

Re: Talk to Yitzhak

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It took a minute for Leo to work that one through. "Oh! Hey if I'd known that I would've come here more often."

Mod Your Server

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. . . who's more likely to give you a smile most days, anyhow.

OOC

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I disappear for work shortly, pick up pings when I get back . . .