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Kirstin Leeds and Tony Stabler at Cabela's
It would be sometime in the morning before they would begin to realize that the huge retail store was not a waterproof as it seemed. With the onslaught of all the water, sewers were being overwhelmed, and with each surge some of that, and other hat worked its way over the foundation was steadily flowing into the basement, approximately 2-3 inches per hour, and with it came excrement, garments, and other unwanted infiltrators.
It would be the smell that would begin to warn them, but it would be awhile yet, not until sometime tomorrow that they would realize they would soon want to cut their visit short and confront the cold, cruel world. Tony tried to answer every question he could, but this was new to him as well. As a boy he had hunted, deer and pheasant, so he could shoot, clean and gut. Same with fish, mostly fly, but most of those trips had been first class affairs with guides who did most of the dirty work. He felt a bit guilty at how money had allowed him to become a bit soft, but he hoped it came back like riding a bike.
He had shopped as well, getting similar type of things, but nothing more, including a small tent that could sleep two, that he could carry along or in a back pack. He also focused on something she would not like but was going to be necessary, he was sure. So while she went and looked for lanterns, he looked for guns and knives. He found pistols in a locked glass cabinet that was easily broken, he grabbed two, one for each of them, but he also grabbed an AR-15, automatic rifle, the kind of gun that had one purpose, no matter what those hypocrites at the NRA said, to kill! He also brought almost 50 rounds of ammunition, deciding if he needed more than that, they were screwed!
While looking for the ammo, he had found a set of doors that attached to Cabella’s neighbor, Binny’s. Tony felt at the door, the manager’s or owner’s were obviously friends, as they gave each other easy access into each other’s establishments. Binny’s was actually a place Tony was far more familiar with than Cabella’s. The huge store had almost any wine, scotch or cigar their generally upscale clientele desired. And because of that, while certainly not being a grocery story, they did have certain delicacies, excellent cheeses and crackers, caviar, and any sort of snack, pop or water you could want.
“I’ve got a surprise for you, what would the lady like from the bar?” Tony asked as, once he thought it was equally safe on the other side, he went and entered. “Why don’t you make us up somewhere to eat, something romantic, or not?” Tony teased, as he was gone for 15 minutes, but when he came back he had Kahlua for her, scotch for him, several bottles of red wine, and casks of fine cheeses and crackers, he even grabbed two of the tins of caviar and some sardines. The caviar was beluga, the fine Russian variety that sold for over $100 per ounce.
“Not bad!” He thought to himself. If they were at one of the high end bars near the stadium, the drinks and food he found would have run up quite the tab. When he walked back in, he wasn’t sure where she was, or what she had arranged? “Kristin? I’mmmm baaack…” He teased, “…and I bring all sorts of goodies!”
It would be sometime in the morning before they would begin to realize that the huge retail store was not a waterproof as it seemed. With the onslaught of all the water, sewers were being overwhelmed, and with each surge some of that, and other hat worked its way over the foundation was steadily flowing into the basement, approximately 2-3 inches per hour, and with it came excrement, garments, and other unwanted infiltrators.
It would be the smell that would begin to warn them, but it would be awhile yet, not until sometime tomorrow that they would realize they would soon want to cut their visit short and confront the cold, cruel world. Tony tried to answer every question he could, but this was new to him as well. As a boy he had hunted, deer and pheasant, so he could shoot, clean and gut. Same with fish, mostly fly, but most of those trips had been first class affairs with guides who did most of the dirty work. He felt a bit guilty at how money had allowed him to become a bit soft, but he hoped it came back like riding a bike.
He had shopped as well, getting similar type of things, but nothing more, including a small tent that could sleep two, that he could carry along or in a back pack. He also focused on something she would not like but was going to be necessary, he was sure. So while she went and looked for lanterns, he looked for guns and knives. He found pistols in a locked glass cabinet that was easily broken, he grabbed two, one for each of them, but he also grabbed an AR-15, automatic rifle, the kind of gun that had one purpose, no matter what those hypocrites at the NRA said, to kill! He also brought almost 50 rounds of ammunition, deciding if he needed more than that, they were screwed!
While looking for the ammo, he had found a set of doors that attached to Cabella’s neighbor, Binny’s. Tony felt at the door, the manager’s or owner’s were obviously friends, as they gave each other easy access into each other’s establishments. Binny’s was actually a place Tony was far more familiar with than Cabella’s. The huge store had almost any wine, scotch or cigar their generally upscale clientele desired. And because of that, while certainly not being a grocery story, they did have certain delicacies, excellent cheeses and crackers, caviar, and any sort of snack, pop or water you could want.
“I’ve got a surprise for you, what would the lady like from the bar?” Tony asked as, once he thought it was equally safe on the other side, he went and entered. “Why don’t you make us up somewhere to eat, something romantic, or not?” Tony teased, as he was gone for 15 minutes, but when he came back he had Kahlua for her, scotch for him, several bottles of red wine, and casks of fine cheeses and crackers, he even grabbed two of the tins of caviar and some sardines. The caviar was beluga, the fine Russian variety that sold for over $100 per ounce.
“Not bad!” He thought to himself. If they were at one of the high end bars near the stadium, the drinks and food he found would have run up quite the tab. When he walked back in, he wasn’t sure where she was, or what she had arranged? “Kristin? I’mmmm baaack…” He teased, “…and I bring all sorts of goodies!”
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