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The Presidents Club continues with a snippet from Chapter Four today. It, and the three previous chapters, can be accessed HERE.
The Set Up
In this scene from Chapter Four, we get to know a couple of the members of the club a bit better by brazen bar room banter. (I love alliteration!)
The Six Sentences
In the background, the clatter of ivory dominoes rattling around on the table announced the beginning of another hand.
No one kept score, at least not on paper. Louie made eye contact with Abe and asked, “Usual?”
“Yeah, Louie, draft Miller Lite,” Abe was consistent.
Gold poked fun and asked, “Abe, why don’t you ever drink a Colt .45?”
“Ron, the last time I had any of that shit was when I drank some with a pork chop at your bar mitzvah,” and the two men with common African heritage shared a laugh.
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