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@scottiespeer
Finally, a grown man who hasn’t succumbed to mushed brain syndrome. Now, to answer your question; yes, we do have a life sized cutout that your nephew is more than welcome to gawk at and drool over. Gia Gunn — at your service, literally.
Awesome. And if you happen to have Scarlett Johansson as Black Widow... I wouldn't mind purchasing that either. For-- erm--- a friend. Wowza, hiya Gia Gunn. I'm Scottie Speer. Aloha.
You want a Tony Stark cutout - or an Iron Man cutout? They’re completely different, man.
I know that. C'mon, I'm a major comic book geek. Tony Stark, though. My nephew just came out and he's in love with Robert Downey Jr., so this is me supporting him as an uncle and getting him a lifesized cutout to stare at.
Here’s a tip — don’t walk into The Lair and try to start a debate on whether Marvel or DC comics are better - not only will I rip your Batman to bat shreds, but I’ll sick Harleen on you to finish the job. God, I’m surrounded by grown men with mush brain syndrome.
... Yeah, I was just looking for one of those Robert Downey Jr. cutouts to give to my nephew. Got any of those?
"You - you really think so? I, um - thank you. —————— Three whole days? Are you nuts? You need to sleep! Can I take you home, get you to bed? I mean — wow, I-I didn’t mean to be so pushy about it, I just think you should - I mean, it’s unhealthy if you don’t ———— just sleep soon, kay? Me? Oh, I’m fine, no worries, trust me.”
"Oh, yeah! Of course. I mean, you've put up with me so far, haha. That must mean you're a very nice person. -------- Oh, no, no, I'm okay. My record's 5 days, so. I can last---- plus, I have to finish this book and all the illustrations before my deadline the end of this week or else I'm losing the six book deal.... Which sounds like really businessy stuff for a book series about Scottish ducklings."
”Do you want me to go with you?”
"No, no, god, absolutely not. How embarrassing would that be? I think I've embarrassed myself enough for one day. Thank you though, Stella. That is very kind of you."
"Oh, well — I suppose I can’t say I wouldn’t have done exactly what you did. I don’t - I wouldn’t have complained either. I don’t like to be a bother. Dads say I need to stop being a pushover, but I - I mean, maybe they’re right? Anyway, how are you? B-Besides the uh, the bad service?"
"Yeah, that's because you're a nice person, Nik! Forgive and forget, amiright? I hardly think you're a pushover. ----- Mmm, me? I'm good, I'm good. Actually running completely on caffeine and steam right now-- I haven't slept in three days. When inspiration comes, you have to be awake for it. What about you?"
”Um— you might wanna talk to the manager about that one…”
"People are scary."
"Are you serious? I’m so sorry that happened to you, Scott. Did you make a complaint?"
"Oh, hey, Nik! No, no, it's cool. I don't want to get her fired or anything. I mean, it was a creative way to yell at a customer, anyway, and she had a pretty good singing voice."
"Okay, I like that Rude song as much as the next person, but was it really necessary for that waitress at the diner to scream it in my face when I canceled my order?"
"Okay so what was your reason for saying an uppercase, italicized Wow?”
"The- the sky. It's beautiful tonight. The stars seem brighter here than at home."
“I take it you’re new to town then?”
"Relatively. Still just trying to get my bearings and all that."
"It… it’s okay if you babble. I’m… I don’t really have much to say that’s very um — very interesting. I like hearing other people talk." He blushed. "Is that um — is that weird?"
"Weird? No! No way." Scottie smiled reassuringly, "Not weird at all. I'm glad you like to listen. I talk up a storm, so you and I will get along great. I'm Scott or Scottie, whichever you prefer. It's really nice to meet you."
"I mean - yes, sure yes! That’s exactly what I meant, um —— I’d love to see the illustrations if you’re willing to show me? Interesting? That um, that isn’t the word I’d use to describe this place, per say, but - but I’m glad you’re getting comfortable! If there’s anything at all that you might need, just - just give a holler, yes?"
"Right. Oh, yeah, any time you want! I mean--- we could go grab a coffee or something, and I could show you, if you wanted. No, no, New London is interesting. Or at least, the people are. It's such a diverse place with so many different types of people. I find it intriguing. --- Thanks, Nik, I'll remember that. I was actually hoping to find some place for dinner-- if you wanted to join me?"
"It’s… yes, it’s very bright. You’re right."
"It's crazy. I thought-- I always thought, back home was where the stars were brightest. But here it's like I can see whole new constellations and-- Aaaaaand I'm babbling. Sorry."
