[SO NADINE VOELKER BOUGHT A NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITE...]
[Jane sits on the couch, Suzie irons.]
[HOW MUCH FLOUR DO YOU WANT DOWN? ONE MORE? ONE MORE.]
[SHE'S COOKIN' IT OLD-SCHOOL. BUT THE FUNNY THING IS, IT REALLY IS IN AN OLD SCHOOL. CORN BREAD SALAD, PLEASE. I NEED THREE GREENS. IT'S DEFINITELY THE OLD SCHOOL. CATFISH. THEY'VE MADE IT FEEL LIKE HOME.]
[Jane sits on the couch, Suzie irons.]
[I used to long for broken bones. I used to long for a casket to call my own. I never had a problem facing fear. But I'm done, over and out my dear and.]
[IT'S FULL OF HISTORY AND RESTAURANTS, AND FRIEND, THE LIKES OF WHICH YOU'LL NOT OFTEN FIND AT HIS LOCAL LANDMARK, CASAMENTO'S, WHERE THEY'VE BEEN]
[I used to long for broken bones. I used to long for a casket to call my own. I never had a problem facing fear. But I'm done, over and out, my dear and.]
[A LOT OF THE FOOD THAT SHE COOKS IS FROM THE SOUTH. FRIED OKRA. PIG EARS. YOU'VE NEVER HAD A PIG EAR? I HEARD... YOU'RE HAVIN' THE EAR SANDWICH. I AM. IT'S REALLY GOOD.]
[YOU SIZE UP THE PERSON HERE? AND THEY CAN HAVE SECONDS]
[AND CAUSE I'M MADE OUT OF GLUE. AND ANYTHING THAT YOU MIGHT DO. I'M GONNA DO TOO. I'LL BE BACK "EAR" LATER. NO, NO, NO, NO, NO. YOU WANT TO EAT 'EM NOW. RIGHT "EAR," RIGHT NOW.]
[Office was on the third floor.]
[AND THEN COOK 15 MINUTES ON THE OTHER SIDE.]