Costco. Waiting for the next batch of rotisserie chickens. People gather. Like racers at the starting line, chicken-shoppers jokey their carts for prime position. We call it “The Chicken Line”.
While we are in the Chicken Line, I people-watch. I look at faces, changing like the moon as they review their shopping list or life-choices.
Kerri talks to people. She makes friends. She makes people laugh. It’s not unusual, as we depart the Chicken Line with our newly acquired hot bird, for her to wave and call out, “Nice talking with you!”
“See you next time in The Chicken Line,” the stranger (to me) replies and giggles.
“Do we know her?” I ask, oblivious.
“We do now.”
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