Steak and Ale Restaurant

At the little video store inside the fucking Furs

Oh my gosh, that's Steak and Ale's little brother

... nah, dude, this scares the shit out of me, bro.

Dude, I tried to describe this to my cousin and, and they thought I was a coke addict because I was like-

Unmistakably right, down to the last detail.

Tonight is unmistakably Steak and Ale.

Uh, and that is from Andrew.

That is of course- Whitney Houston singing a jingle for some restaurant called Steak and Ale, which I've never heard of before this

So is this like a before they were stars situation-

Yes.

Yeah, I think so

... and then...

And then after his

busy day at Radio Shack, he went to dinner at either Steak and Ale or Bennigan's.

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Dude, that's not, I mean-

Can I recommend Steak and Ale to your game?

... again, I, I work at a music store, so.

Yeah, yeah.

But just when it seemed things couldn't get any worse, a new breed of outlaws hit the streets and turned the Miami crime wave into a war.

On October 8th, an armored car courier made a scheduled pickup at a steak and ale restaurant.

The driver waited for his partner to return, unaware that two heavily armed men were also waiting nearby.

[gunshot] As the guard approached the rear of the truck, the gunmen advanced with military-style precision.

[gunshots] The courier would later die from his injury.

While he was taken to the hospital, agents interviewed his partner.

As he described the gunmen, it quickly became obvious they were probably the same men responsible for the previous robbery at the Steak and Ale restaurant.

There was no money taken in that particular robbery, but there were a number of shots, uh, fired.