Yes but only sporadically. He would ignore AJ for long periods of time only to overreact to him with corrective measures that were too little, too late.
I have three. One my wife knows about in the tool area in the garage. I do not expect to ever see that one and when I do it is a pleasant surprise. Then I have one in a hidden part of the tool area of the garage. Then I keep one in my shed.
AJ's character represented Tony's failure as a father and a man. His whimpering and softness were an ever-present indictment of Tony. Strong men have strong sons. Tony had AJ.
served in what appears to be a salad bowl.
that's how you do it. Do you just scoop the potatoes out of the bowl with the steak and then eat the steak with your hands? because you should
Immediately after my son's soccer game:
"What are those?"
"These are somebody's sunglasses they left here on the field."
"Are they yours?"
"No, they are somebody else's. They were left on the field and I am looking to see whose they are."
"Are they Sarah's?"
"HOW THE FUCK DO I KNOW? IF I KNEW WHO THEY BELONGED TO I WOULD GIVE THEM BACK."
"Hey you don't have to get mad about it."
"How are you a doctor?"
I think y'all are disagreeing. Trading Places is one of the best movies of all time. Coming to America is excellent but is not nearly as good as Trading Places.
It ain't cool being no jive turkey this close to Thanksgiving
This movie was awesome. Hit a lot of the key notes from the first one. Of course it's not as good. It's a comedy sequel. But it had some great, great lines.
You will need a car to go anywhere because in Maine "you cahnt get thar from here". Everything is like 5000 miles from everything else. If you were going to stay in one place and do short excursions I would pick Bar Harbor.
This is a great take and it was such a good ending. Because it fit right into the whole ironic detachment of the series. Don, in the midst of a total come apart and existential crisis, runs away to find something meaningful. He digs through layer after layer of his psyche to find his inner self and actually experience something significant. And deep down in the middle of his soul, what does he find? The stupid Coke ad. And he's happy.