Let me just get this out of the way and say that there's no way I'm going to keep this up every day.
Absolutely no way.
Onto the picture -- I've been down this road before, but I still get quite a kick out of it:
A couple of months ago Cindy and I got a Costco membership just for the rotisserie chickens.
I live in one of the biggest cities on the planet, and I will say -- with the utmost confidence -- that the Costco rotisserie chicken is the best deal in town.
It really is.
$5, and it's pretty much like having all the chicken we can eat for a week.
This isn't the picture of the day, but it's a picture of what we bought on our first trip to Costco.
(A rotisserie chicken and stamps.)
There were people in that checkout line with two carts. And all we had was a rotisserie chicken and stamps.
There have been times when the only thing we bought was the chicken.
So anyway, on the way out we walked past a large display that marked the section of the store that sells caskets. (I was more surprised than you to hear that Costco sells caskets.) And of course -- front and center -- there was a picture of this poor actor.
If you're an aging model, there are a lot of products for which you don't necessarily want to be the poster-boy: Depends Diapers is probably #1, and affordable caskets might be #2.
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Cindy is saying that we didn't get the Costo membership just for the chickens.
I disagree.
But I'm putting her opinion here for the record.
(The only reason I was interested in the membership was for the chickens. And she sold me on it with the chickens.)
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