SMALL TOWN BUFFET

There were 10 of us coming from football game of some kind.  I don't remember what the game was or who was playing.  We were in some small town and had pulled into this circular shaped shopping center and were getting ready to go into this little dinner to eat dinner.  We were debating wether or not to eat there.  They were serving a buffet in this diner but there was another place across shopping center that sold wings.  Eight of us decided to go ahead and go for the buffet while one person didnt get anything and sat on the porch in front of the diner and One lady decided to go get wings.

As we all got in the restaurant we order ice tea and told the waitress that we would be having the buffet.  The person sitting at the head of the table gulped down his tea because he was thirsty and the waitress looked at him and told him that the refills were not free on tea.  We all looked at her and she confirmed her statement the there was no refills on tea. We all looked the waitress like she was crazy, but she was serious.  I looked out he door and saw the one lady that decided to eat at the wing house sitting there eating her wings.   I got up to start to head to the buffet bar and when I got there, there was only one bowl of half used pasta sitting on the bar.  I looked around and saw others eating and couldn't figure out where they got their food from.  I walked over to the waitress to ask her where it came from and she said she didn't know.  At this point I gave  up and said I would pay for my tea and leave.  I gave the waitress a $1.05 for the tea and just stood there and looked at her for a few minutes to see what would happen. I then started telling her I knew. How much tea cost and I knew that that a 3 gallon iron of yea only cost about $1.00 to make and the fact that they were giving no refills on tea was a joke and a rip off.   She didn't say any thing and just let me walk away.

I stared walking toward the wing solace to get my dinner and had to walk down these crazy set of steps over and over and over again.  They were like natural stone steps that were short and small and big, all of them were different.  They were very steep and I had to be very careful to get down the steps. They were in levels and different sets.  Inbetween each set of steps was grass for about 10 ft then more steps.  As I was getting to the bottom, I looked to my right and there was a shop of some kind and a young guy walking toward me wearing a UGA hat.  The shop seemed to be something like a sporting goods store for clothes, I am not sure.  The wing place was ring in front of me now so I started to walk to it.....

I woke up