From my stand-point it sounds like the ole squeaky wheel syndrome to me...
The problem with greasing one squeaky wheel is that when you grease it, all the other wheels will start to squeak and there might not be enough to grease all the wheels,†that is on regular bases.â€
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The owner of Shannon's is a street wise Irishman, via New York, who knows how to be diplomatic and not put his business out on street.
Lets just leave it that.
That is a very street wise decision, particularly when dealing with
a Tico on his home turf…
Fictitiously speaking though it does rains a lot in San Jose and the streets become quite slippery…

:roll::roll:
One could say though that the squeaky wheel is on a very Slippery Slope ….
That is where the squeaky wheel slips under a bigger wheel
and thus the end to that one squeaky wheel…

:shock::shock:
Possible the bus will be able to stop in time...
With that said: Let us leave at that….
But of course that is just IMHO...
Iggy…
