She goes to the window, but it's not Mitch's Bronco outside in the driveway.
It's been Mitch's cherry, not goji berries, which has been the problem.
It's just a result of Mitch's own creative ambition and taste.
"It started after Phil Edgerton, our head of marketing, ate at Mitch's Dartmouth restaurant and sampled some fresh prawns that Mitch's daughter had just caught," Jo Elliott, FGW spokesman, says.
Whether it's cursing, misogynistic sayings, or poor advice, Mitch's quotes ring like poetry.
To the show's credit, Mitch's normalcy is dismantled almost as soon as it's established.
Mitch's "heart sang" and then Mitch's "heart sank"; poor Mitch "felt his heart cracking like ice cubes in warm water".
"I live out of Mitch's root cellar," Ms. Buhrman said.
As old-fashioned as Mitch's moustache that one.
Dallas looked longingly at a three-year-old dog in the front of Mitch's towline.
Did we mention how endearing Michelle Duffy is as Mitch's high school girlfriend?
