It's significance is discussed in a skit preceding the track ‘Child's Play" on the Ghostface Killah album Supreme Clientele.
It's significance is discussed in a skit preceding the track ‘Child's Play" on the Ghostface Killah album Supreme Clientele. Employees here include Jim, played by Paul Ainsley, and Mike, portrayed by Brad Blaisdell. Frank, a cruel older bartender puts up a naked picture of the protagonist on this establishment's wall. In "Dates of Wrath" Bob catches the eye of [*] Janet but takes out Terry instead. The low cut shirts on the waitresses often caught the eye of Larry Dallas and his friends Jack Tripper and his two housemate, FTP name this establishment, the swinging bar on Three's Company.
It's significance is discussed in a skit preceding the track ‘Child's Play" on the Ghostface Killah album Supreme Clientele.
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