The Dinette Set by Julie Larson for November 07, 2013

South Carolina’s West Coast, ’eh?

Sure. It’s the best. Not like that hot and humid Low Country. And they don’t eat that nasty shrimp ‘n’ grits.

Yeah, and if they like THAT they might ALSO be interested in a bridge in Brooklyn…

This guy’s great-great-grand father sold some swamp land in Maryland to the government.

P.T. Barnum was right. And the “suckers” live in Crustwood!

A good way to kill the day… ! ! !

Georgia lives near South Carolina’ West Coast. Myrtle used to live there until she moved east.

Whatever he’s selling, the Penny’s don’t have the money to buy it and WILLL just be taking his time. But none of them knows it.

Sorry Mr. Krakas you can’t scam someone with no money, and tour afternoon is gone, coffee pots on so you better brace yourself for a long and grueling visit. -Krakas, interesting name, what (where) might the derivation be from?

Too bad they’re always broke. The west “coast” of N.C. is really getting into more their kind of people’s country.

I have a bridge to sell you too.

That’s a good practice if you take on of those time-share low price or free vacations. I did that once, and told the salesman up front that I was not going to buy anything. If he wanted to yak for my required hour, that was totally up to him. Five minutes later he was gone and I was lapping up the free beer.

If it makes daily jaunts to South Of The Border doable, well, gee, this could be good for them…….they could always useextra Pedro stuff!