OF SHOPPING, COMMERCIALS AND AAM
… and I noticed we were moving kind of quickly through the restaurant.
I’m kind of a klutz, so – especially in crowded places with narrow spaces, like classrooms or restaurants – I have to move slowly and really carefully or I’d crash into something or somebody, and it’d be really embarrassing.
And David was walking so fast.
I wanted to keep up with him but when I bumped into this little girl’s chair, and the family at that table stared at me, I had no choice but to slow down.
I fell about ten feet back, and I actually panicked because I was afraid that David and Ray would walk off without me.
But then I made it to the front of the restaurant, and saw David standing there at the entrance, waiting patiently for me, gentle smile and all.
Um, OK, can I die now?!
…
“Um… David?” I called, and I felt really nervous all over again because I just wasn’t used to calling him by name, yet.
…
And David went zooming past me, smiling excitedly and singing randomly again, “That’s not my name! That’s not my name…!”
…
David slowed down considerably, and I almost exhaled loudly in relief. My heart was pounding loudly in my ears from the run and the back of my neck had started to sweat again. Sheesh, I was that wiped out.
Next time, David’s people should really put it in the Terms & Conditions that the fan who wishes to spend the day shopping with David must be an athletic person, more specifically a fast runner.
Otherwise they’d end up like me. Dang it.
…
The elevators door slid open with a soft ‘ding!’
Everyone looked around at David – except me; I’d lowered my eyes to the floor (it’s a weird habit, can’t explain it, sorry) – waiting for him to go in first.
… he didn’t.
He just stood there, like he was waiting for something else to happen first.
Confused, I glanced up at him.
… and I saw that he was looking back at me, expectantly.
Again, I was thinking bewilderedly, huh? What…?
What’s going on? What did I do…?
Then it hit me.
Oh.
David was being the perfect gentleman again and waiting for me to go in first.
New Fact #10: David has extremely sharp reflexes
New fact #11: David likes hoodies in particular
New fact #12: David’s friend, who’s a designer, picks out his outfits for him
New fact #13: Ray is from Florida, and just recently he bought a house in California
New Fact #15: When David goes “Yeeaaah!”, it means he’s happy you get what he’s thinking; when David goes, “Yeah, yeah!”, it means he’s interested in what you’ve just said.
New Fact #17: David slaps his thigh and says, “Ai yai yai!” whenever he gets really frustrated.
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