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City: Washington, DC

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I had a great dream last night. I was at work and My wife, sister in law and her boyfriend all decided to go get tattoos. My mother for some reason picked me up and we stopped at Moe's for lunch. After lunch she dropped me off at the tattoo shop. At some point someone offered to buy is more Moe's, but having just eaten it, they got us ice cream. When it was my turn to get a tattoo, I decided to get a ying yang themed tattoo. Anthony Bourdain was my tattoo artist and he proceeded to go to work. However, instead of doing the tattoo I had requested he put a "Class of 1990" on me with a bunch of year book signatures. Then there was a "Eat at Joe's" bit with a part that looked like an old stamp that said "Hamburgers made fresh daily".

At first I was livid. I didn't even graduate in 1990! The manager came in and assured me I'd be taken care of, but at some point, I realized that it was incredibly funny. So I decided to keep it as is. I showed it to Chava who had about the same thoughts...

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