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Small Talk
Small Talk
Small Talk
“I want a divorce, dinner’s ready, and I’m shrinking. Let me know if any of that piques your interest.”
“I want a divorce, dinner’s ready, and I’m shrinking. Let me know if any of that piques your interest.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
“That ends what experiment?”
“That ends what experiment?”
Small Talk
“One leg at a time, Mr. Vance.”
“One leg at a time, Mr. Vance.”
Small Talk
“I said I’m sorry.”
“I said I’m sorry.”
Small Talk
“As soon as you’re underwater you can take the mask off.”
“As soon as you’re underwater you can take the mask off.”
Small Talk
Small Talk
“I always wait till Labor Day to check if he’s still alive.”
“I always wait till Labor Day to check if he’s still alive.”
Small Talk
“Nobody’s in the mood, Greg.”
“Nobody’s in the mood, Greg.”
Small Talk
“I guess I expected, I don’t know, classier?”
“I guess I expected, I don’t know, classier?”
Small Talk
“Well then, can we count on your vote if you get a job that pays enough to get your car repaired so you can drive to your polling station?”
“Well then, can we count on your vote if you get a job that pays enough to get your car repaired so you can drive to your polling station?”
Small Talk
Small Talk
“Tonight we dine with the Devil. But tomorrow we really have to finish what’s left in the fridge.”
“Tonight we dine with the Devil. But tomorrow we really have to finish what’s left in the fridge.”
Small Talk
“Per your father’s wishes, the reading of the will shall be preceded by a tight five-minute comedy set inspired by my dating life—or lack thereof!”
“Per your father’s wishes, the reading of the will shall be preceded by a tight five-minute comedy set inspired by my dating life—or lack thereof!”