The Way Life Should Be
“Five people, including Flynn, have signed up, and I own three chairs and four mismatched forks. The kitchen in my shack is barely functional, the stove a glorified hot plate. I’ve never taught anybody anything in my life.What am I thinking?“You have nothing to worry about,” Flynn says. It’s nine fifteen, just after the morning rush. He screws the top off a glass salt shaker and dumps the contents onto a growing mound on a paper towel, then tosses the empty shaker in soapy water in the sink. I w...atch it plummet to the bottom with the others, a shipwreck of shakers.“I don’t know how to teach anybody to cook,” I fret.“Sure you do. You taught me how to make risot-toe,” he says.“But the only thing you learned is that you never want to make it again.” I rinse out the shakers one by one and set them on a towel to dry.“It had nothing to do with your skill. It was about the logistics of trying to bag a hottie and stir rice at the same time.”“My kitchen is the size of a hamster cage,”MoreLess
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