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Sending a Stripper to Your 10-Year Reunion

Submitted by Malcolm on April 23, 2009 – 3:36 pmNo Comment

stripperVia ABC News:

Cricket told the reunion attendees that she’d had reconstructive surgery and also suffered from amnesia. It wasn’t completely unbelievable, because some had already heard that the real-life Wachner was in an accident after high school — her car was totaled and she had been injured, but she had never suffered from amnesia.

Most of them had not seen or talked to Wachner since high school, but many found her new profession suspect: Cricket as Andrea said she was working as a stripper to help pay her graduate school tuition.

Daniel Wolowicz, 32, who had been an acquaintance of Wachner’s in high school, said he was immediately suspicious.

“She was just so different. You have to understand the community we had come from,” he said. “Everyone was questioning who this person was.

“I had asked her a very specific question about seeing her at a bat mitzvah when I was 15 years old,” he said. When Cricket answered his question correctly, Wolowicz said he assumed it was Andrea or “someone else who had been given a lot of information.”

It would be awhile, however, before he learned the full truth.

As the night progressed the drinks flowed, and Cricket, always outgoing, was getting ready for the climax of the evening: a striptease performed to what Cricket described as “one of the worst songs of the ’90s,” Lisa Loeb’s “Stay.”

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