City of North Myrtle Beach Preparing for Family Reunion

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North Myrtle Beach (AP). The City of North Myrtle Beach is preparing this week for a family reunion of epic proportions. As members of the family of Dr. Donald D'Amico begin arriving into this usually quiet and peaceful beach town, everyone is waiting to see what happens. "They are a nice family and all, but it kind of gets out-of-control" said a neighbor lady who wouldn't give her name on fear of reprisals, " they reserve the best picnic table at our condo complex every day and the best spots on the beach for the whole week! It's just not fair."

The local sherif will also be on the lookout for crazy golf cart drivers. Sherif John Sparky said, "Rambunctious young children, a half blind old man, a crazy lady and drunk so-called adult-siblings take control of our streets and treat Ocean Keyes like their own private race track," he said, "just a bunch of self-entitled 3rd generation immigrants from Italy."

"I've even seen them let their kids pee in the ocean", said a local lifeguard, "and this one D'Amico lady, she's real pretty, but she always takes all the best shells off the beach. Very inconsiderate."

But this reporter found a bright side to the invasion of these so-called "legal" immigrants. "They play games together, eat meals together, and look like they really love being together", said Pastor Thomas from the local Barefoot Church, "when you see them around our community you are reminded that everything's gonna be OK. If they can get along, then me and my family can make it, too. It's priceless, a rare glimpse of heaven on earth."

As the North Myrtle Beach community braces for next week, hopefully you are also getting ready for what might be the best family reunion ever..... :)

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