Riley:Ah. Those bridges aresomething.
Alex:That's the rumor I hear. I'm sure they'd probably enjoy an official Riley Walsh tour ofBoston.
Alex:Cannoli, too. From that bakery I love. I could eat that cream filling by thebowlful.
Riley:I could eat it offyourskin.
Alex:I don't see a problemwiththat.
Riley:Well, it can bearranged.
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Riley:Wear real shoestoday.
Alex:Asopposedto…?
Riley:Fancy ladyshoes.
Alex:I'm not even going to explore thosecomments.
Riley:Right, so we'll be having a second breakfast this morning. Goodtoknow.
Alex:Do we really have to do this? It seems a little too eighth-grade-class-tripforme.
Riley:You want to know something about eighth grade class trips? They're awesome. You'd be lucky to go on a mandatory educational visit toBoston.
Alex:Walking the Freedom Trail just doesn't sound thatinteresting.
Riley:Would it sound more interesting if we added a tour of the Samuel Adams Brewerytoit?
Alex:Of course. You know how I feelaboutbeer.
Riley:You like it more than you like mostpeople.
Alex:Correct.
Riley:I admire thataboutyou.
Alex:My fondnessforbeer?
Riley:Mostly the antisocial stick up your ass, but also the fondnessforbeer.
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Alex:This is going to sound weird but staywithme.
Riley:Are organs and body partsinvolved?
Alex:Actually, yes but I think you'lllikethis.
Riley:That shit freaks me out,Honeybee.
Alex:A bunch of blood banks and organ and tissue transplant organizations in the area got together and they're hosting a spooky Halloweenparty.
Riley:Nothing terrifyingaboutthat.
Alex:They're running a blood drive and live donor screenings, but there's also a costume party with a band. It's thisweekend.
