Red Mosquito

So, Mrs Wease tells me that she would like to have sushi for supper tonight. Excited, I decided to call and order some takeout on my way home from work this afternoon. So, I started calling, and calling, and calling. Every time, it went to the fax machine. So, I decided to just drive over there, place my order, then go pick up the youngest weaseling from gymnastics class, then go back and pick up the food. When I arrived at the restaurant, I see a sign at the cash register that they are not doing any takeout orders Tonight. I asked the lady there at the register if something was wrong with their phones and that I have been trying to call for 40 minutes and her reply was that they turned it off because they're not doing takeout orders. The owner/sushi chef said they would do an order if it was two or fewer rolls. Of course my order had three rolls and other stuff so it was too much for a take-out order tonight. So I asked him do you even want my money? And his answer was two rolls. So, now it looks like I'm going to have to start getting sushi on an even less regular basis since that was the only place in town that does it.

Or learn the art of sushi making yourself.

RAGE

also, what is backwoods Tennessee sushi like?

What kind of insane sushi restaurant doesn't do takeout?

washing machine wrote:Or learn the art of sushi making yourself.

Can't get fresh enough fish around here or I most certainly would.

LoathedVermin72 wrote:What kind of insane sushi restaurant doesn't do takeout?

They usually do. Just not tonight.

doug rr wrote:also, what is backwoods Tennessee sushi like?

Delicious. They actually do a pretty good job.

wease wrote:

doug rr wrote:also, what is backwoods Tennessee sushi like?

Delicious. They actually do a pretty good job.

whats your go to?

wease wrote:

washing machine wrote:Or learn the art of sushi making yourself.

Can't get fresh enough fish around here or I most certainly would.

Wait. Where's your takeout sushi coming from, then?

washing machine wrote:

wease wrote:

washing machine wrote:Or learn the art of sushi making yourself.

Can't get fresh enough fish around here or I most certainly would.

Wait. Where's your takeout sushi coming from, then?

No idea

doug rr wrote:

wease wrote:

doug rr wrote:also, what is backwoods Tennessee sushi like?

Delicious. They actually do a pretty good job.

whats your go to?

Depends on hunger level. If I'm not famished, I'll get a rainbow roll with a few pieces of tuna or scallop nigiri. Although, they haven't had the scallops for more than a few months now.

If I really want to eat, I'll get the nigiri with two speciality rolls they make. One is called the Cookeville roll and it is a tempura roll with crystal shrimp and cream chees topped with spicy crab. The other is called a Sam roll and it is spicy crab, tuna, salmon and yellow tail tempura-ed with hot sauce drizzled over it.

I like just about all of it, tho.

Referring to sushi as "supper" is the real rage inducer here

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Referring to sushi as "supper" is the real rage inducer here

as a born and bred midwesterner I enjoyed it

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Referring to sushi as "supper" is the real rage inducer here

We had supper at 6 o'clock every week night.

Where I grew up in rural Amish country we called it supper too. But I hate it now

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Where I grew up in rural Amish country we called it supper too. But I hate it now

you're a monster

doug rr wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:Where I grew up in rural Amish country we called it supper too. But I hate it now

you're a monster

in a winter vest

What's wrong with supper?

wease wrote:What's wrong with supper?

not a god damn thing..you know who enjoys supper? Gregg Allman