Publicado em , por Pedro Couto e Santos
Ná última noite, para nos despedirmos de 6th Street, parámos numa barraca de hot dogs, algo que a ASAE nunca permitira, certamente. Creio que escolhemos todos um jalapeño hot dog com sauerkraut, cebola e mostarda e foi aquilo a que normalmente se chama “epic win”.
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Lá bom aspecto, isso tem! :)
E com isto acabei de saber que nao há roulottes de cachorros aí em baixo :| uma instituição aqui
Não há? Há pois. O que eu quis dizer foi que a ASAE nunca permitiria um barraco como aquele, especificamente, onde mal cabia o cozinheiro e o fogareiro.