wheel. i mean, what are they going to do? they going to pull me over and say, oh, you let a 9-year-old drive? after all, he says he learned to drive when he was young. we owned a tractor when i was a kid. he know hess shouldn t be behind the wheel right now, although he doesn t seem to recognize the danger of having his daughter drive. i m a very, very, very good man. i got a designated driver. after ten minutes in the store, he s ready to head back to the van. eddie doesn t try to stop him. our clerks are trained not to confront anyone in any situation. until that time until the customer got in his car, it didn t sound like anything that somebody would possibly do. as weimer is saying good-byes, regular customer charles girardot walks in. when i walked in, he was telling the clerks, you re great guys. i love you. i could tell he was intoxicated. girardot and eddie watch as weimer exits. when he walked out, i went to pay. i asked the clerk, i said he s pretty in
he s having a great time. take it easy now. let me enjoy the last wee bit. finally darius puts his mom out of her misery. that s when i realized i was going to live. that was something else. oh, my god. and then i asked if we passed everybody. did you beat everybody? yeah. all right. once she realizes she survived, it doesn t take long for rosemary s bravado to come out. i wanted to be the victorious mom. they better get your ass out of the way. we re the winners. [ laughter ] she was yelling out the window, we re the winners, we re the winners. we beat everybody. but rosemary s victory dance is cut short in a hurry when darius lets his mom in on his little secret. wait till you see the
weimer shares the news about his designated driver with a customer he recognizes. she s 9 years old. she drives here. i swear to you. i swear. cross my heart. he was bragging about it. 9 years old in the truck. we re parked right there. she drove all the way here. and i parked. and she parked. weimer s daughter seems to be proud of herself, too. did you drive all way here? she was eating her apple candy and she was showing me the keys in her hand. she was like bragging about it, too. like i drive him around and this and that. weimer doesn t seem to care that what he s doing is illegal, letting his unlicensed, underaged child get behind the wheel. i mean, what are they going to do? they going to pull me over and say, oh, you let a 9-year-old drive? after all, he says he learned to drive when he was young.
we owned a junk yard when i was a kid. i started driving at 10 years old. he knows he shouldn t be behind the wheel right now, although he doesn t seem to recognize the danger of having his daughter drive. i m a very, very, very good man. i got a designated driver. after ten minutes in the store, he s ready to head back to the van. eddie doesn t try to stop him. our clerks are trained not to confront anyone in any situation. until that time until the customer got in his car, it didn t sound like anything that somebody would possibly do. as weimer is saying good-byes, regular customer charles girardot walks in. when i walked in, he was telling the clerks, you re great guys. i love you. i could tell he was intoxicated. girardot and eddie watch as weimer exits. when he walked out, i went to pay. i asked the clerk, i said he s
he know hess shouldn t be behind the wheel right now, although he doesn t seem to recognize the danger of having his daughter drive. i m a very, very, very good man. i got a designated driver. after ten minutes in the store, he s ready to head back to the van. eddie doesn t try to stop him. our cleshs are trained not to confront anyone in any situation. until that time until the customer got in his car, it didn t sound like anything that somebody would possibly do. as weimer is saying good-byes, regular customer charles gerardo walks in. when i walked in, he was telling the clerks, you re great guys. i love you. i could tell he was intoxicated. gerardo and eddie watch as weimer exits. when he walked out, i went to pay. i asked the clerk, i said he s pretty intoxicated, isn t he? he said, yeah, you think? and i said, and he s going to drive that van out there with the little girl? he said, no, she s driving the