“You actually like Spam?” asked Mark. “I don't believe
it!”
“Yes,” I said. “It's actually quite good.” JeffK
made gagging noises. “Hey, have you actually tried it?”
“Yes,” said Mark. “It's gross. And do you know what it
looks like coming out of the can?”
“Yes,” I said. “It pretty much looks like the can, only
pink.”
“Who introduced you to Spam?” asked JeffK.
“Spring,” I said.
“And you fry that up?”
“Well, Spring actually does the frying,” I said. “It's
really good fried up. Why don't you try some?”
“No thanks,” said Mark. “Why don't you try it,
Jeff?”
Jeff balked. “Well … only if you try it too!” he
said to Mark.
“I'm not trying it, I have an excuse not to eat pork
products—Jewish.”
“Convenient,” I said.
“Of course.”
“Well if he's not trying it, I'm not,” said JeffK.
Guess my friends just won't know the wonders of Spam.
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