For 10 points, name this David Mamet play about an attempt to steal a coin collection containing a nickel named for and depicting a bison.
One character in this play brags about eating yogurt and tries to give a man an English muffin because "breakfast is the most important meal of the day." In this play, a man asked to name a device used for spreading dead pigs' legs simply says, "Things are what they are." Another character in this play accuses the lesbian couple Grace and Ruthie of being stingy about toast and cheating at cards together. Due to a mixup in hospital names, a man in this play refuses to believe that (*) Fletcher was mugged by Mexicans and hits the young junk shop employee who told him so. After hearing that a customer has left for the weekend with a suitcase, Don and Teach plan a burglary before realizing that Bob had been lying. For 10 points, name this David Mamet play about an attempt to steal a coin collection containing a nickel named for and depicting a bison.
One character in this play brags about eating yogurt and tries to give a man an English muffin because "breakfast is the most important meal of the day.
American Buffalo