Hedging

As a little experiment, I hired a bunch of writers on Fiverr to write short stories based on my comic piece "The Best Way To Have Lobster For Dinner" and decided to share three of my favorite pieces with you all. Here's the third: “What does lobster even taste like?” Matthew bounced the container with his legs. The container was made of white styrofoam. If Matthew hadn’t watched the lobster be packed into the container, he would never have known it was there. “Delicious,” his mother, Stacy, replied. Her blue eyes flickered over to Matthew for a moment. “You dad and I used to have it all the time when we were first dating. I just haven’t made it since.. Her voice cut off and Matthew gazed sadly. Even though it was two years ago, it felt like just yesterday since his dad had been killed in that terrible car crash. He sympathetically rubbed his mom’s shoulder and she smiled sweetly at him. “Thanks sport.” She said. “But anyway, your daddy would have wanted us to honor

As a little experiment, I hired a bunch of writers on Fiverr to write short stories based on my comic piece "The Best Way To Have Lobster For Dinner" and decided to share three of my favorite pieces with you all. Here's the second: It was a very hot day in the middle of summer, the little boy trots in his house happily looking for his mother, who was currently behind the kitchen counter, awaiting his return. The mother greets her son with a warm hug as he walks through the door and asks her son, “Hey there, champ! What do ya want for dinner? It’s your call tonight.” The boy stops in his tracks, widens his eyes and takes a moment to think, “You know mom… I was just thinking about what I would like to eat and honestly I'm craving lobster tonight. You know it’s my all time favorite. A big red juice filled lobster full of butter!” She grins, “Well, I’m glad you’re in a lobster mood tonight, because-" "Why's that mom?” she goes to pull out a fresh big lobster, “I’ll

As a little experiment, I hired a bunch of writers on Fiverr to write short stories based on my comic piece "The Best Way To Have Lobster For Dinner" and decided to share three of my favorite pieces with you all. Here's the first: “We’re having lobster for dinner tonight!” Finley was skeptical of his mom’s announcement of tonight’s menu. He even paused his video game just to make sure that the blasting sounds from his first-person shooter game didn’t cause him to mishear her. “Lobster?” he asked. “Mom, are you serious?” “I’m real serious,” his mother, Misty, responded from the kitchen’s entryway, wearing a grin that almost stretched across her whole face. “I finally got that raise my boss promised me and I thought, hmm, what better way to celebrate than to prepare a fancy seafood dinner for me and my favorite son.” “I’m your only son,” Finley replied. He too could feel a smile starting to form. Lobster? That sounded delicious! The only time he had anything close to lobster

In the olden days, there were four ratings. The G rating was given to movies that are appropriate for all ages. The PG rating is more adult, but kids could still come and see. The R rating is pretty much strictly for adults. Then there is the X rating... basically porn. This seemed to work fine for a while, then came two movies called Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Gremlins. Where could we possibly categorize these two movies? Too inappropriate for a PG rating, too family friendly for an R rating. Ultimately, both movies got the PG rating, but parents still complained, and something needed to be done. The solution was a brand-new rating... PG-13. The first movie released in the states to earn the PG-13 rating was the subject we will be talking about today... Red Dawn, directed by John Milius. Red Dawn was released in 1984. While it didn't get the best reception from critics, it was still a box office hit. Of course, when a movie made money in the past... Hollywood would