Brad’s son took him to an eating establishment that flaunted authentic Indian cuisine.
He cooked curry at the beach house, and Brad thought that was what he was going to eat.
While his son sat chowing down on the hottest food Brad had ever tasted, he was in agony. When the waitress came over and asked if there was something wrong with the food, Brad held nothing back. He asked if they had a/cs for the mouth. She grimaced and looked at him. Brad told her he was sure he had blisters in his mouth because of the food. There should have been something on the menu that said how spicy the food was. Brad needed a mouth a/c unit to stop the burn. She provided him with cool milk, but Brad couldn’t handle the ice on his tongue or palate. She asked if there was something else she could get him. She came back with a plate of plain rice, but Brad’s mouth hurt too much to eat it. The owner of the eating establishment came to the table, and asked if he was okay? Brad showed him the blisters on his tongue. She couldn’t be more apologetic, and then she asked Brad’s son about the food. He was perspiring, but enjoying the burn. Brad said it would be better if they had a/c to cool his mouth down. She brought him a small fan that blew wet air. He sprayed the cold water in his mouth for almost several hours before the heat subsided. Without the fan, Brad would not have been able to talk. His mouth was hurting so much.