I… I get it, actually.
I mean— I’ve got a rotten habit of turning everything into a joke, including and especially my marriage. Dunno, suppose a seasoned therapist would call it a defense mechanism or whatever. So, it makes it easier for me to talk about it by simply dressing it up as a laugh and chalking it up to a weird time— and I guess it’s not that way for everyone. And I’m sorry for being something of a dick about it.
You don’t have to be good with words. We… we both know there’s a reason why we started dodging calls. You don’t have to say it. I’m equally, er, emotionally… compromised.
Listen, we got this all out, yeah? And this is a bit more serious than I’m used to being. You’re here, I’m here, and… I don’t know, Allen.
Let’s just do what we do best, yeah? Drink.
Is the Enchilada King equally as good at becoming the Margarita Monarch? I can’t finish this all by myself.
Talk about a defense mechanism. At least we’re both aware of our habits —— so, yeah. A drink sounds nice.
And as for the whole “Margarita Monarch” thing…..well, normally it would be an issue. But I think that maybe, if I combine the two, it’ll be okay.
Do they have enchiladas here? My alarm didn’t go off when I walked in. That’s not a good sign.
Eh, I’ll ask when they drop the mistake off at the table. Instead, why don’t you…hmm....why don’t you fill me in on what’s been going on? Because if you don’t, I’m going to keep talking and it’ll become a complete disaster. More so than it already is.
Yikes. Save me. See? I’m not stopping. It’s a disease. Dungham is on a roll. Anytime now.












