She actually tells the story with great detail, properly leaving out the details like facing backwards on the guy's shoulders that she was sitting on (to spare her husband's feelings, but I've heard it so many times, I already know now), the bright color of the Alculpulco Gold and how devestatingly stoney it was, the sway of Jimmy's hair and the bulge of Robert's snake, and the amazing hypnotic power the music held over the audience. I can feel it every time she tells the tale just like I was there, but I wasn't.
