Yet ANOTHER Pippen debacle, but in my own backyard!!

This is funny! I go to the Cafe Izmir fairly regilarly....too bad I missed this event!!

Here's the link!!

http://basketball.dallasnews.com/mavs/323137_2bmornline_28s.html

And the story:


The Morning Line
For local diner, Pippen proves a real head case

03/28/2001

Suppose you roll over to a cozy little Dallas restaurant for a late supper.

And suppose during this late supper, you excuse yourself to the little supper eater's room. You find a line but wait patiently before getting inside to do your thing.

Then, suddenly, some livin'-large NBA star is banging on the door, demanding entrance, shunning his social responsibility to wait alongside the common folk.

Can you say, "Scottie Pippen"?

Dr. Belinda Garza was eating last Tuesday night at Café Izmir on Lower Greenville. It's a family-run place, where Momma and the boys are as nice as they come. Their kindness is contagious, so the restaurant is a friendly, comfortable place. Usually.

Since it's rather small, there may be a line at the unisex bathroom. Garza waited her turn behind four or five people.

"As soon as I get in, I heard some girls [in line] giggling," Garza said. "They were saying to someone, 'Just because you're famous ...' And then I heard this bang on the door."

Garza didn't answer. A few seconds later, while washing her hands, she heard the banging again. She opened the door to find that Pippen, just after helping eat up the Mavs at Reunion, had sashayed to the front of the line.

"Well, I could care less who he is," Garza said. "So I asked him nicely to stop being so rude. He didn't say anything. So I finished washing my hands. I think he got a little embarrassed."

And suppose that you, like Garza, create a little slice of time where, just for a moment, the world is a better, more sensible place.




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There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."

 

If I would have been there, I would have taken him out....or at least tried to pee on him! He he!



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There is a very fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."