If you are engaging in the illegal interstate sale of endangered species I would think agreeing to be on a Netflix documentary should be pretty low on your list of things to do.
I see a sequel to Bachelor Party with this script."Tawny Antle" sounds like the name of the kind of woman you meet at the bar of a Marriott at 8 o'clock on a Thursday night. She has an unsatisfying job at an insurance company, maybe an underwriter or an actuary, but she doesn't want to talk about it. She smells like coconut shrimp and Virginia Slims, and she's on her fourth 7&7 of evening.
Apparently she also is into lion taming.
It's a little disturbing how into detail you went into on this."Tawny Antle" sounds like the name of the kind of woman you meet at the bar of a Marriott at 8 o'clock on a Thursday night. She has an unsatisfying job at an insurance company, maybe an underwriter or an actuary, but she doesn't want to talk about it. She smells like coconut shrimp and Virginia Slims, and she's on her fourth 7&7 of evening.
Apparently she also is into lion taming.
I always wonder about this when it comes to the shows that are on like Bar Rescue/The Profit/etc. How often does an officer with the state's department of revenue watch and magically have a new open audit Monday morning?If you are engaging in the illegal interstate sale of endangered species I would think agreeing to be on a Netflix documentary should be pretty low on your list of things to do.
She hates coconut shrimpIt's a little disturbing how into detail you went into on this.
I can only assume this is how you met @Angie.
She hates coconut shrimp