goes shopping with Mary in Scotland

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Zach and I had gone into the corner drugstore to get a bite to eat. There are a lot of people in here, Don. I hope we can find seats. Yeah, every table's taken. Yeah. Well, Jack, there are two empty stools at the end of the counter.

You take those, Don. I'll wait. Oh, there's some people getting up from that table over there. Let's sit over there. Okay. Oh, Don, Don, look, three people were at this table and they ate for only 35 cents.