Can you help me with the story this afternoon?

Sure, I can listen to your story this afternoon.

I'm sorry, I don't really understand what you mean by 'chase me with patty story'. Can you clarify it a bit?

Sure. There was a boy named Tom who was crazy about patties. One afternoon, he decided to make his own super - sized patty. He piled on all his favorite ingredients. When he finally took a bite, it was a delicious mess.

I might be able to, but there could be unforeseen circumstances. Let's see how things go this afternoon.

A good afternoon story? Well, in a small village, on a sunny good afternoon, the villagers were preparing for their annual fair. The children were excited to show off their handmade crafts. There was a young boy named Jack who had made a beautiful wooden bird. As the afternoon went on, people from neighboring villages came to join. There were games, music, and delicious food. Jack's bird was admired by everyone, and he felt so proud. It was a good afternoon filled with joy and community spirit.

Well, the real story behind 'Dog Day Afternoon' is quite something. It was a botched bank robbery. Sonny and his accomplice walked into a bank thinking they could get away with stealing money. But things went haywire. The media got involved as the standoff with the police dragged on. Sonny's motives were rather unusual for a bank robber. He was trying to help his partner in a very personal way. It's a story that shows how a seemingly simple crime can turn into a huge, complex event that draws in the public and the authorities alike.

The 'A Dog Day Afternoon' is based on a real bank robbery in Brooklyn in 1972. Sonny Wortzik, played by Al Pacino, and his accomplice Sal attempt to rob a bank. However, things quickly go awry. The situation turns into a media circus with the hostages, the police, and the robbers in a tense standoff. It shows the desperation of Sonny, who was trying to get money for his male lover's sex - change operation. The movie captured the chaos and absurdity of the real - life event very well.

The movie 'A Dog Day Afternoon' is based on a real bank robbery that took place in Brooklyn in 1972. Sonny Wortzik and Sal Naturale held up a bank to get money for Wortzik's male lover's sex - change operation. The event turned into a media circus with a large crowd gathering outside the bank. It was a chaotic situation that highlighted issues of the time such as the public's fascination with crime and the complex nature of the characters involved.

Yes. 'A Dog Day Afternoon' was based on a real bank robbery in Brooklyn in 1972. Sonny Wortzik, played by Al Pacino in the movie, was the main character in the real event. He tried to rob a bank to get money for his male lover's sex - change operation. The real - life situation was full of drama, just like the movie that was made about it.

I'm not sure what you mean by 'patty me out'. If you want to share your story this afternoon, I'm all ears.