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A senior member of rhe Premier’s staff has totally stood me up for lunch. He is about to discover how petty and vindictive I can be.
Bastard.
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Anyone want to have lunch with me?
If you mean some other day, sure. I’d love to meet and chat with you over lunch. But today it’s already lunchtime and we’re not in the same place.
Sorry… won’t be able to make it. Once again Air Canada lets one of their customers down. B*******:)
… sure, I’ll let you buy me lunch. And then I’ll explain, gratis, how the Fed Lib’s can win the next election, because, evidently, they are directionless. You can then parley that intelligence for fame and fortune.
You’re welcome.
Alternatively, you can save a great deal of money by simply asking the next cab driver you cross paths with, because, apparently, everyone knows Mr. Harper’s Achilles heel, except the LPC.
Any followup to this? Will you be getting back to us? Or should we call you?
I starved to death.