(....though I have to admit Wade slipped me twenty bucks to say that!!!!)
I thought so. It's actually referring to caviar. The fishermen have to "wade" out to bring the sturgeon in. Then they cut a "V" in the fishes belly to get to the "roe" so that I can enjoy it with brie on a piece of Melba toast.
Contra todo mal, mezcal; contra todo bien, también
