The Only Reason I Would Never Go Back to Clear Lake

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Max: I grew up in pearland. Parland highschool back when it was a cow town. Now it's a booming suburb isi. Never go back for i would go back to clear lake, caus i still had a bunch of friends there. And then gradually they moved away. Max: There's not one like place fofood that i would ever go back to in clear lake. All i ate was like, like, olive garden was a fancy meal,. You're the second person to bring up torchees? Did you eno torchee? It must have moved in after i left. Yes. Same.

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