STORIES FROM ABROAD!!

MEATLOAF COMIN WITH THE GOLD AGAIN!!

"Orange Sherbert"

Yo Leeps, put this on C-Tits if you want. Not as exciting as some tales, but it still might be entertaining/generate some discussion.

I came accross these pants in a strange and harrowing tale. I had a doctors appointment in SPS which means I got the 240 Limp transportation costs covered by the office, and this doctors appointment happened to put me by the mall. I stopped in just to kill time, where I walked into a Zara - which, according to The Economist, has wide price disparities for the same products sold in different countries. So i thought i might come up on a deal. I saw these, and decided that I would buy them. But i didnt have enough money on me! Golden op Lost!!

The next day, I happened to get another free trip to SPS to translate for some rotary club members who were doing electrical work in Santa Barbara. This trip happened to take us by the mall too, and it happened to have enough dead time in it for it to be at least somewhat acceptable for me to have the four other men wait while I went strait to the rack in this somewhat metro store and bought these pants. Two consecutive rare opps, I had to take advantage. Down from 890, they cost 695 Limps. Or $36, or ten days worth of food, or about 16% percent of my monthly paycheck. I think the fit is great, however I am wavering as to the credibility of the color. Are they suffiently professional? Normal people can wear the same jeans like 3 times a week, but can you wear the same orange jeans 3 times a week? ...Plus, to ease my embarassment, i told the dudes I was with that I was getting a gift for somebody. I figured that way they wouldnt think I was just taking their time to wait while I shopped for some orange jeans for myself. Now i gotta wait till i dont think im gonna see them before i wear them to work and shit, or risk facing the shameful moment when I tell them that I Infact "decided to keep them for myself".

So, what do you think? Proffessional in an American context? Professional in a honduran context?