Amanda Orneck commented on an excerpt of Lucky
Why would he ask a bartender about the competition? And more to the point, why would the bartender tell him about another bar?
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    “Is there a place on this God-forsaken rock that does serve drinks safe for human consumption?”
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    Nice.
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      Have an evening
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      Amanda Orneck commented on an excerpt of Lucky
      I like this detail quite a bit. It shows a knowledge of how the original drink was made, but also colors it with variety from the current culture.
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        The tequila most of the bars served was made out of a local plant similar to a prickly pear, but so much more bitter in flavor that even the locals held their noses when they drank.
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        Amanda Orneck commented on an excerpt of Lucky
        Interesting. I never thought of silver as a sharp metal.
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          sharp as silver
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          This grounds the world instantly. Anyone who knows LA knows what a pit San Pedro is today. One can only imagine the depths to which it might sink in the future.
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            San Pedro behind her for good
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