Apparently I can speak fob after a few drinks. Last night I was actually able to hold a conversation with a complete stranger. Granted the conversion was somewhat limited to the subject of dim sum, it was a conversation, nonetheless. Maybe I have it in me to speak Chinese, but I just lack the confidence. Can you imagine? I could be an extremely fluent speaker while in a drunken stupor.
Note: I was not hitting on a fob at the club. A very friend Chinese guy approached us in the parking lot and invited us to his newly opened Chinese restaurant. $5.99 dim sum buffet, if you are interested.
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3 comments:
ohhh yeah. the only words i understood were "ha gow" and maybe "shiu mai"... will dim sum be the new ihop? :D
OO DIM SUM...and BUFFET?? in the same sentence?
i'm down.
go eat it first and if you are still okay afterwards, then i will come join you. heheheh :)
maybe it will be really good since he spoke such good chinese...do you know where it's at?
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