[post_page_title]Going hungry[/post_page_title]
The lunch on offer was a sack lunch available for just $5. It wasn’t much, but it was certainly going to fill a hole in Denny’s rumbling, hungry belly. As he watched the flight attendants come closer and closer with the lunch trolley, he reached into his bag and took out his wallet. As he did so, he overheard two of the soldiers debating whether they were going to get lunch or not.
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One asked the other if he was going to buy a sack, and he replied, “No, I don’t think I will. That’s pretty pricey just for a sack, so I’ll probably just wait until we get to base.” The other agreed. Denny was surprised. They were all very burly men, and the flight was very long, so surely they were feeling hungry?
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