On the off chance that I do encounter a guy's underpants, I expect that he's at least showered and worn clean ones for the occasion, and implore him to pick them up off the floor on his way out.
Then another time after that, one of our bouncer friends encountered a guy who "made a shiv out of a pop can" and "tried to stab him in the neck".
Further on we encounter a guy who mistakes the Angels for a gang of rogue bouncers before realising who they are and enthusiastically telling us how much he respects the work the group do and handing out a round of high-fives, before casually returning his hand to its previous position down the front of his pants.
Further on we encounter a guy who mistakes the Angels for a gang of rogue bouncers before realizing who they are and enthusiastically telling us how much he respects the work the group does and handing out a round of high-fives, before casually returning his hand to its previous position down the front of his pants.
It's a union store, if that's the sort of thing you like in your grocery stores, but it's still phenomenally depressing to get in your car on a nice day and drive to a supermarket to buy a pack of cigarettes and have to encounter a guy who has spent the best years of his life working in that air conditioning, under those florescent lights, wearing a polyester uniform and a name tag.
A couple of blocks from the bridge, you'll encounter a tall guy, with tight jeans, a T-shirt, and tattoos like bruises.
And that myth propels the idea that a loaded AK-47 is necessary when dining at Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, just in case you encounter a bad guy.
Down the road, the gun club encounters a group of bedraggled guys standing in a patch of dirt, sipping from brown bags.
The titular dreamer, played with enjoyable aplomb by Bo Corre, is a cocktail waitress who, in the moments before the bar opens for the evening, encounters a few minor stimuli -- a guy pokes his head in the door, she begins to read a magazine -- and then abruptly falls asleep.
Bana's tough-guy NYPD Sarge encounters a helpless women who tries to kill her child and has all the hallmarks of paranoid schizophrenia.
