
So for nostalgia sake, tonight we braved the CROWDS of undergrads in trendy summerwear and even a table full of blue- scrubbed med students and attended "Margarita Monday." Happy Hour is no longer "free eats" but it's still cheap with $1 tacos and 1/2 price maggies.

The landscape in Westwood has evolved dramatically over the years. The Westward Ho Market is a Bristol Farms, All American Burger is a Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Arby's is a Denny's, and oddly enough, the old BofA is now a Rite Aid. But most poignantly missing for me is the absence of used indie record shop-turned-label - Rhino Records.
The decibel level in the bar was high, but the $1 tacos were delicious and we washed them down merrily with our 1/2-priced drinks. After RY entertained me with war stories of his ill-begotten gig on 4th of July in the front yard of a house in the hood' where he literally ducked live amo and explosives between and during sets - we retired for the night, our stomachs full with pico de gallo and nostalgic glee:
RY: Where did you park?
Me: Across the street for $7.
RY: Me too... wait - wouldn't that make our $1 tacos $8 tacos?
Me:...
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Ah, but wasn't it worth it?
mmmm...well now I'm hungry!!
the parking in westwood stresses me out to the point where i've had a mild asthma attack. it's worth it for free minichiladas, however.
Why am I so hungry now :)
Keshi.
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