Jun 1, 2023, 5:06 PM
John Curley understands the classy way to pick up someone from the airport. It might involve a musical performance, and some (crocodile) tears.
“It’s a way of saying hey, glad you’re back… not the 35 minute wait for the person who left late to come getcha.”
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