Unlocking the Secrets of Cashman’s Tropical Escape: What Happened Behind Closed Doors?
While living in the tropics, Cashman develops a performing act that capitalizes on his unique talent for deceit, guile, and trickery, which gets him thrown into jail, causes an audience member to have a heart attack, and leads to him being threatened by a clown. After leaving the tropics, he gets hired and nearly fired as a professor at a prestigious West Coast university.
After nearly 40 years living and working in Southeast Asia, Cashman retires in Hawaii. His dream of sipping Mai Tais while resting languorously on Hawaii’s beautiful beaches is rudely interrupted by Hawaii’s incompetent bureaucracy. His expatriate lifestyle, where house staff attended to the minutiae of daily life, clashes with the demands of life in the United States. Much to Cashman’s dismay, some old friends are not happy about having his indolent lifestyle interfering with their daily routines.
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