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July
26, 2006
Charles
Edward Restaurant
Av.
Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek, 1426
Itaim,
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Dear
Charles Edward Restaurant,
I am
Kevin Dickinson, agent to many world-famous authors, actors, and
politicians over the years. My most recent client, although a bit
unorthodox, is a very nice gentleman who would like to dine in your
restaurant if possible next month.
His
name is Arbuckle McFlisters and he is a world-class mime. As I am sure
you are aware, mimes do not generally speak so Mr. McFlisters has his
own way of ordering. Do you usually accommodate guests who order by
playing charades? For example, he may start by ordering water (he will
make a swimming gesture). If he would like to try the lobster, he may
pinch the waiter in his “area,” or if he decides instead to dine on
steak, he will perform an elaborate interpretive representation of the
entire lifespan of a cow, up to the end at the slaughterhouse. He will
do this with no props and is completely professional. (I assure you that
Mr. McFlisters will not disturb your other customers in any way.)
Arbuckle McFlisters is entirely dedicated to his profession in that he
no longer speaks, even in the presence of close friends and family. This
is why he cannot talk directly to the waiter. He keeps two assistants at
his sides at all times. These assistants will be present in the
restaurant, so that they may quickly paint a smile on his face if the
food is as superb as you claim, or (hopefully not) a tear beneath his
eye if the cuisine is unsatisfactory. Although I doubt this will be the
case, because Mr. McFlisters and I have read such wonderful reviews of
Charles Edward.
Please let me know if Arbuckle McFlisters and his two mime apprentices
will be able to dine in your restaurant for one night somewhere between
August 10 and August 28, 2006 (please specify if any of these days are
booked already). I look forward to your prompt response, and thank you
again for accommodating my unique client.
Warmest Regards,

Kevin
Dickinson
Agent
to Mr. McFlisters |