Over the Counter

Just a little bit of stuff overheard at the Blue Bison that somehow uniquely summarizes this summer :)


"You've got it all wrong, Graham. The right pedal is only for going uphill!"
-Cindy's hilarious description of what it's like driving in this town.

"If you can't deal with change, then you are gonna have a hard time living in this world."
-one man's amazingly applicable statement of what is going on in my life right now. He also gave two things to do in life: 1. take control of your education. 2. Never get into credit debt. Follow these and you'll have success in life :).

"What, is that supposed to be a challenge? I put away half a gallon a day."
- a couple of the big, tough bikers who are everywhere these days, who scoffed at our ten scoup super sunday.

*sings* "Come together, right now!"
-the Mexican bikers who couldn't really speak English, but knew the Beatles' song that plays EVERYDAY. Somehow we communicated enough to ge them food and pointed in the right direction to get to Sturgis. I wonder if they ever made it...

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