Guest guest Posted November 10, 1998 Report Share Posted November 10, 1998 ....and so Ava changed his name to Sheraton, so it would match the name on his napkins and towels. Ava (at Govinda's) : Waiter! Look here, this plate is all damp. Waiter: Prabhuji, that is your soup. Angry boss: Why weren't you here at ten o' clock? Ava: Why, what happened? Ava gets two vacations a year: once when his boss goes to the States and the other when his wife goes to her mother. Ava (at Govinda's): Waiter, there is only one piece of pakora on my plate! Waiter: Wait a second, prabhuji and I'll cut it in two. Ava has the habit of going to the local barber for a head and beard shave. During the shave, the new novice barber asked Ava, "Excuse me, but were you wearing a red cravat when you came in, apart from these neck beads?" Ava: "No." Barber: "Oh, my God! Then I must have cut your throat!" Ava: Do you know who invented the best cure for dandruff? Sri: Yes, it was a Frenchman. He called it the 'guillotine'. Boss: How is business? Ava: fifty-fifty. In the morning we get orders. In the evening they are cancelled. Ava (at Govinda's): Waiter, Why are there coins in my soup??? Waiter: Well, prabhuji, remember, you said you would not come to this resaurant again unless there was some change in the meals." The other day, when Ava ordered a hot chocolate at Govinda's, the waiter brought him a Cadbury and a match. Ava (at Govinda's): Waiter, why are you pressing your thumb on my dosa? Waiter: Well, Prabhuji, I want to make sure it doesn't fall on the floor again. At Govinda's Waiter: Hey prabhu, why are you putting two spoons into our pocket? Ava: Doctor's orders. Waiter: What do you mean by that? ava: See what he has written on this medicine bottle; 'take two spoons after each meal'. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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