Happens every year on my birthday. It starts out with me getting out of bed, going out to one of the stills and tasting, celebrating more than maybe I should. Then some sheriff deputies and the local town marshall take turns tazing me until I fall off of one of the barn roofs. One of them grabs my clothes, all of them, tosses them at me and tells me to put them back on, all of them while another turns down the Bonnie Raitt music. Then I spend a couple of days locked up in the psych ward of our local hospital which is pretty much just the slop sink closet down by the boiler room, then after they clear me I spend a few days down to the county lockup waiting for the judge to make his weekly visit and usually costs me a couple hundred dollars in fines. It always makes the local news although they black out some of my body areas in the pictures and video from up on the roof, falling to the ground, and rolling around on the ground. Its not controversial so much as it is the annual talk of the town. My neighbors say that they wouldn't call the cops if I would leave my clothes on, all of them. What the heck, if celebrating my birthday gives the town, county something to talk about, bringing the folk together is the least that I can do even if only one day a year. I'm doing my part which is more than most do.
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