Ah, the loveliness of the world that is timeshares…and if you JUST SAY NO you can get FREE trips to Vegas. But if you say yes, you’ve bought yourself a monthly payment that you get to will to your kids. Won’t they love you? Anywho, before all the kidney fun and braces banding and shredding of my lips, I had “won” this trip, so Wednesday night saw us sliding onto a plane to Sin City, and what followed after that…well, I know what happens in Vegas is supposed to stay in Vegas, but I’m going share, as is my nature.
First of all, I couldn’t get Courtland to NOT work, so of course he brought his computer and I figured, heck, if he gets to geek out, I can at least check my email. So I checked…and found out that a fellow Kasey’s Kid (that would be another person who had the same surgery for sleep apnea) was in town…so we arranged an impromptu meeting. It just underlines the fact that I cannot go ANYWHERE without running into someone I know… So SeattleBill, Courtland and I met up and hit the town.
 Courtland and Bill reenact the tragic Sigfried and Roy event.
mreow
And then it happened. Only hours before our flight home, we stopped for lunch at what appeared to be your typical diner…but no. On the menu was something that made my heart (and cholesterol) leap. It read: Barbeque Pulled Pork Nachos. It must be mine. So I ordered, and the waiter IMMEDIATELY said, “Um. It’s BIG.” I said, “Okay” and he said, “No, I mean REALLY BIG. 4 people could share it. It’s like our house specialty. People get their pictures taken with it.” And I looked at Courtland and he said “Get it” and I said to the waiter, “You can charge me full price and make me a mini one” to which he replied, “No. But you can take the rest home with you.” So we got the camera out, I took the rubber bands off of my teeth (I’m sure the waiter was wondering how the heck I was going to eat anything talking through clenched teeth like I was), and we waited…and it was worth it.
And with that, my diet was over.
The eyes in the Entire restaurant followed my nachos from the kitchen to my table and people were staring so much and so shocked at the enormity of it that I invited everyone over to try some. No one took me up on it…they just stared. And I ate.
And I ate.
And I ate.
Our waiter was so impressed he asked to have his picture taken with me.
To be completely honest, Courtland helped a little. he had like 5 chips, so I didn’t do it all myself. And to be even more honest, I really just took a fork to that mountain and ate all the BBQ pulled pork off the top of it, then asked the waiter to bring the plate back empty. But don’t get me wrong. I ATE A LOT. And it was good. And I am so glad that I hate Las Vegas and won’t go back anytime soon because more than one mountain of BBQ Pulled Pork Nachos in one’s lifetime is probably quite enough.
*burp*