Mister Lee's is an experience every visitor to San Francisco should have on her itinerary. Seven long, luxurious hours later, the four relaxed, radiant models were back in Suite 424, raving about their day. We all laughed hysterically about Stella's experience with the Hydro Tub, when the jet hose flew out of the water and flailed wildly in the air, spraying water everywhere. The mental picture of a buck-naked Stella screaming while the attendant tried to catch the hose had us all doubled over in laughter. I just told myself, 'This is California, people do this everyday.
People have sea salt rubs every few hours here.
After running back to our rooms for a quick change, we met in the lobby and strolled down to The Cannery at Fisherman's Wharf, where we had dinner at Belle Roux, a Louisiana Kitchen extraordinaire. Between bites of crawfish cakes and other delectables, we entertained ourselves with the jar of crayons on the table and doing silly things with the Mardi Gras masks on the walls and positioning the crawfish that came with one of our appetizers. The merrymaking was far from over, as we went next door to Cobbs Comedy Club and were entertained by emcee Dan Rothenberg and comedians Wendy Liebman and Scott Silverman. The highlight of our evening was when everyone got on stage with Scott and caused a mini-riot of laughter. Everybody in our party was relaxed, and we were glad to have the chance to learn more about one another.