How you remember him doesn't matter. You don't get to discount his identity just to avoid a conflict between your memory and reality. I am sorry to be so blunt, but to know that you are using the wrong pronouns and to justify it as you have is insensitive.
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*His own mother
High on the list of things to not appropriate when you are a pampered television star, who will (safely) make plans, (safely) pack her things, (safely) get into a car, and (safely) go on to do whatever it is you want to do with the rest of her life: a line which is used to encourage women to literally risk their food…
I would wonder, too. The cost of paying the employees minimum wage is likely passed on to the customer via more expensive food, and as tipping is generally a percentage of the food total, that fact could actually increase tips if people are still tipping a standard amount. Interesting...
Actually, the federal minimum wage rules require that servers be paid at least $2.13 per hour, and if they don't make it up to the federal minimum wage ($7.25), employers have to make up the difference. So that rule applies to everyone.
Well, having Maya Rudolph, who can seem ethnically ambiguous, named "Leilani," and putting Hader in darkish makeup to hide his wig cap, made it seem for a little while like "curry breath" was based on ethnicity. But then seeing the rest of it, they just seemed like hippies.
Maybe it was supposed to be a "hippies like Indian and Thai food" joke?
There needs to be a Stefon spin-off movie. Now that I know that his dad is David Bowie, it really really needs to happen.
YESSSSSSSS. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS.
The Devil has one wonky horn.
You know who would be excellent for telling me where to take my mother for Mother's Day? STEFON, that's who.
Michael Bolton as Jack Sparrow is genius.
I am so excited for Ed Helms/Paul Simon. I have such a thing for non-threatening, smart, talented men.
I forget some times how lovely Maya Rudolph's voice is.
My mom's best (and most constant) advice: "This, too, shall pass."
I was hoping for "Mariposa."
It has quite a following in North Philly, too.
I believe that Purple Drank is traditional for watching Barney. At least that's how I get through it.
Maybe they are.