The Michael Berry Show, a week or so ago, I saw a story in the local news, and it said

it was talking about things you wouldn't expect from restaurant owners, and it basically

suggested that you were going to need to tie down the things in your restaurant because

those people would steal them. I used to run around a lot with Levi Good. I still do,

it's just, you know, we have kids now, we're busy and we don't get to see each other

like we used to. But before I had kids, before he had kids, and he had a place called,

still does, called Goods Armadilla Palace over on Kirby. And in the men's restroom, behind

the, the first urinal on the wall was this great picture of a guy desperately pushing

a mule. It looked like a cartoon. This guy was, he had a shoulder into his Mexican guy,

or his spanic guy by assuming he was Mexican. And he was pushing this mule and the mule

didn't want to go. And coming in the distance toward them, but, uh, uh, glaring down on

them was an 18 wheeler. And the caption at the bottom handwritten was five o'clock traffic

in wherever West Texas, El Paso, where it was, but it was some small town. And it was

the coolest thing. And he had screwed it into the wall. And I remember peeing and going

out and saying, Levi, did you really need to screw that into the wall? He said, Michael,

you won't, this before the RCC. So I didn't, you won't believe this. People will steal

anything. About two years later, there's an article about things people steal from restaurants.

And that picture at that restaurant was quoted and leave our good talk. He was so frustrated

because he was so proud of this picture. And he hadn't made a duplicate of it. He hadn't

had, it was so annoying, so frustrating. So there was an article that appeared in the

news a couple of days ago about the fact that, uh, it quoted Ronnie killing and it quoted

Ben Berg, Houston diners swipe everything from wine glasses to wall art, shrinking restaurants,

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