re: Rex/Comus is about to start. Let’s get the party started.

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These kids are smart but not smart enough to get into IVY’s

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Or smart enough to take advantage of merit aid. Rich people stay rich for a reason.

Yes. But I think the Perlis’ are a class act.

I recognize her dad. He’s the head of Perlis from what I know. He was walking through the store and I had no idea at the time. I asked for help with a dog collar return. He worked out the exchange for me directly. I asked him about tuxedo rentals for my wedding so he took me up the elevator and showed me all the options.

When I left another employee told me who that was.

Googling the weird names always brings up obituaries that are...interesting.

Clifford's uncle

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Tucker attended Trinity Episcopal School, Blue Ridge School in Virginia, and graduated from the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) in Hyde Park, New York. His true passions were art, gardening and cooking, which could easily be seen in his humorous pig paintings, his incredible hanging orchids and garden and his remarkable kitchen. He combined all of his talents to start his catering business, the Garnished Pallete. He also treasured the great outdoors and spent countless hours working on his property in Mississippi. All that attended his dinner parties, watched him work in the garden, kept him company while he cooked, met him on one of his trips to Europe, or just knew him from everyday life, will miss him greatly.

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Peggy is spazzing out

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But I think the Perlis’ are a class act.

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they are - this guy’s dad used to visit my great uncle at the old folks home

We aren’t related to the Perlis’ but it was like a business thing

He’d bring my uncle shirts and my uncle would say ‘why I need a $40 shirt to wear here?’

The West Jefferson Police Department. How quaint.

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Only real repetition is that it's all Dunham, Episcopal, or St. Joseph's for high school

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As they should be

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Tucker attended Trinity Episcopal School, Blue Ridge School in Virginia, and graduated from the Culinary Institute of America (CIA) in Hyde Park, New York. His true passions were art, gardening and cooking, which could easily be seen in his humorous pig paintings, his incredible hanging orchids and garden and his remarkable kitchen. He combined all of his talents to start his catering business, the Garnished Pallete. He also treasured the great outdoors and spent countless hours working on his property in Mississippi. All that attended his dinner parties, watched him work in the garden, kept him company while he cooked, met him on one of his trips to Europe, or just knew him from everyday life, will miss him greatly.

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Gayyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy

Villeres?? The grocery store?

Where's Scrim?