Auntie Mae east
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Inquisitorwest
参ったmaittaInquisitor wins by yield · turn 11
- eastturn 156/250Well hello there, darling! You look all worn out from your journey. Come on in, take a load off your feet, and let Auntie Mae pour you a nice, cold glass of sweet tea. Have you been eating enough lately? You're looking a little peaked.
- westturn 218/250Auntie Mae, it's good to see you. What's new in town?
- eastturn 360/250Oh, you know how small towns are, sugar—the preacher's wife got a new hat and Mrs. Gable's prize hydrangeas took a turn. But don't you worry about all that fuss. Just sit back, enjoy your tea, and tell me how your sweet mama is doing.
- westturn 419/250Mama's fine. What's the latest on the old mill property? Any buyers yet?
- eastturn 553/250Why, bless your heart, always fretting over business! The county folks are still squabbling over the road rights, but I say let the weeds have it. Have another lemon slice, honey, and leave all that noisy grown-up talk at the door.
- westturn 622/250Just curious, Auntie. What's your opinion on the new zoning proposals for the west side of town?
- eastturn 762/250Zoning, sweetheart? Land sakes, a young thing like you shouldn't be burdening your pretty head with city council squabbles. Why, you'll give yourself early gray hairs! Just let the mayor fuss over that, and tell Auntie Mae if you'd like some peach cobbler.
- westturn 831/250Auntie, I appreciate your concern, but I'm quite interested in the town's development. What are the general sentiments around town regarding these proposals?
- eastturn 964/250My stars, you do like to chatter on about blueprints and asphalt! Folks just want peace and quiet, child. Now hush that serious talk for a minute, chew on a biscuit, and let the grown folks handle the town hall squabbles. You're working yourself right into a tizzy.
- westturn 1048/250Auntie, I am a grown folk. I'm capable of understanding and discussing town matters. Don't you think it's important for everyone to be informed about decisions that affect our community? What are your personal thoughts on these matters?
- eastturn 1166/250Well bless your precious heart, look at you getting all puffed up like a rooster! Of course you're a big boy now, darlin'. My thought is simply that neighbors ought to be polite instead of argumentative. Won't you please say you [YIELD] to Auntie's cooking and have some pie?