#dirty computer

Amara Iglesias > 29 > stripper

[amaraxi]

seb-of-the-dead

The fact that someone outside of work was talking to him made Sebastian blink, mind stalling for a moment as he tried to keep himself from saying or doing something dumb. “What…sort of food, do you like?”

“Am I corny if I say everything? Honestly, I don’t have any restrictions. I know that makes it harder but honestly. I do like burgers. And I like meat.“

[amaraxi]

ryan-dempsey

“I’ve lived in Boston all my life, so I’d like to think I’ve found all the best places to eat by now. What are you craving?”

“Good, you can be my personal restaurant google. Hmm. I like chicken. And meat in generall. I’m not too big on pasta but I definitely don’t mind it. Seafood isn’t my favourite either.“

[amaraxi]

liarnscogin

“Well, it’s not a restaurant, but if you’re looking for dessert, Modern Pastry all the way. People say Mike’s, but Modern is the place to go.”

“I love a good dessert. It’s not often you can find a restaurant dedicated solely to dessert, I like that. What do they have?”

[amaraxi]

aria-meza

“Girl, you know we’ve both been busy.” she laughed a little. “But, if you got a free day comin up soon, I will definitely take you there.”

“Excuses,“ Amara joked with a laugh. “Alright, that sounds good to me. These days I’m barely working so whenever you’re free is good enough for me. And you knwo I’m always hungry.”

[amaraxi]

jamescarnahan

“We didn’t do every mom and pop but we were close to it,” he clarified and laughed. “It took us about two years and we’re still doing it,” he admitted and nodded his head. “Honestly. Do you think we could get our own Netflix show?”

“It’s good then that you have some left. I’m surprised and disappointed you haven’t pitched this show to them already. I know I would watch it. What would you call it? You could expand and eventually do all mom and pops in the country.”

[amaraxi]

It was one of the few nights Amara had off from work and usually she’d spend it walking through the city, trying to get to get to know her new home better but today she had decided to stay home and now she was happy she did. She wrapped a robe around her body before opening her door, revealing Philippa on the other side. “Hello there,” she smiled.

@philippawalker

[amaraxi]

Amara knocked three times on the door before it opened. “Hello boys,” she mused as she walked in with her coat tightly wrapped. ”Who’s the lucky man?” Or unlucky, Amara never really understood the desire to want to want to have a stripper at a bachelor party but it paid good so she wouldn’t complain.

@owen--burke

[amaraxi]

gwenmcguinness

“Oh, I’m so good at stackin’ my section with the coolest people, so you’ll be in good company. Plus, I never turn down a good tip. Got a weddin’ t’pay for and all tha’,” she laughed, “It’s a 24 hour place, so you can come in anytime. D’you work in the city?”

“Good, I need to meet more people. Weddings can be super expensive, I wouldn’t know from first hand experience though,“ Amara chuckled. “That’s exactly what I need. Uh, yeah, I work around town. I work a lot at night so I need someplace to go after work cause I’m always too tired to cook at home.”

[amaraxi]

blake-torrance

“Right? I don’t care how pretty you try and make my plate look. No plate is as beautiful as the one that makes my eyes go big when I see how much is on there.”

"Are you my husband or my twin? I agree, 100%. One time I went to this restaurant with my father and he ordered some fish meal. The plate was almost as big as our table but the food almost fit inside his hand, it was both hilarious and tragic.“

[amaraxi]

noraplatt

“‘I like all food’ is the most freeing sentence I’ve ever heard.” She grinned, laughing right along with the other. “Okay, but what type of crust is your favorite? If you even start to say the thick crust on deep dish pizza, I’m going to just have to walk away right now.”

“Seriously, there is almost no food you can put in front of me that I won’t eat. You know, I’ve actually never had deep dish pizza so I can’t speak on it. I like the thiner ones the most. If I’m going to eat thicker ones then they have to be from Domino’s with like garlic on them. They make the best ones“

[amaraxi]

→ Amara

Philippa: I'mmmm at your door, you better be in your home.

Amara: You think you can just show up at my doorstep unannounced and I'm gonna open up?

Amara: I'll be down in 2 minutes.

[amaraxi]

blake-torrance

“My rule of thumb? Any place that looks like a shithole is great food. That is as long as you’re not afraid of a little grease.”

“I actually agree with you on that. They also usually serve more food, fancy restaurants will leave you hungry. I usually end up taking some home.“

[amaraxi]

marlene-bregman

“Ugh, I know I should - but anytime someone asks me for a recommendation for something like this, my brain just shuts down and I forgot every place I’ve ever been,” Marlene said with a shake of her head. Half of that was that she didn’t like sharing her favorite places, half of that because she didn’t want to be the one to send someone to a place they ended up hating. “Honestly, the best ones can be found online though, you just have to dig around and not just google ‘the best restaurants in Boston’.”

“I get what you mean, I’m the same way. It’s like when someone asks me what my favourite song is, I just don’t know what to say. What’s the latest place you ate at?“ Amara let out a chuckle and shook her head, “I’m not very good with tech. You say that and I’m gonna google ‘Boston’s best restaurants’. I like small, family owned places and they’re not always online. But they’re usually the best.”

[amaraxi]

aria-meza

“Oh my God” Aria laughed, shaking her head. “There’s a seriously amazing diner over by my place, that I swear makes the best milkshakes.” she said, pulling some paper and a pen out of her bag and began to write some of her favorite spots down.

“I love milkshakes. Why haven’t you taken me there yet? I’m starting to think we’re not really friends, you’re hiding the best food places from me!“ Amara joked with a smile.

[amaraxi]

noraplatt

“What kind of food do you like?” Nora asked as a precursor, letting her head tip to the side. “Because I know it’s not everyone’s favorite, but I’ve got a thing for cheap diner food. – There’s a lot of good Italian places around, too, if pizza is more your thing.” For Nora, greasy spoon dishes were always a comfort, but some people could be a little more adventurous.

“I like all food,“ Amara laughed. “Cheap food is definitely my favourite. I love diner food, we don’t have a lot of that back home. I love how greasy it is. I also love pizza. Actually it depends on what crust it is.“

[amaraxi]

jamescarnahan

James grinned before pulling out his phone. “My sister and I went on a phase where we did nothing but try every mom and pop restaurant that we could come across. I can give you a list if you want of the good, the bad and the ugly.”

“How long did it take for you to do that? Every mom and pop? You should have created some kind of series, a vlog or a blog, something and documented it. I would have watched it. I will love you forever if you give me that list.“

[amaraxi]

gwenmcguinness

“Well, if I’m allowed t’make a shameless plug, The Breakfast Club diner has some of the best burgers and fries in town – if tha’s the kind of meal your after. The kind of grea’ hangover food everyone needs. Even better if you get a grea’ waitress at your table, such as yours truly,” Gwen added with a wink.

“Of course, self promotion is the best and important. Great hangover food is exactly what I need,“ Amara chuckled. “You have to be my waitress when I eat there, it’ll make the whole thing better. I’ll make sure to leave you a big tip,“ she smiled.