Me: Do you know why there's a bun on the balcony? Jason: No. Me: ... J: Cause I threw two of them out there. So there should be two. Me: ... J: I don't know where the other one went. It's a mystery. Me: ... J: Oh my god. J: THE LONE BUNMAN.
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Me: Do you know why there's a bun on the balcony? Jason: No. Me: ... J: Cause I threw two of them out there. So there should be two. Me: ... J: I don't know where the other one went. It's a mystery. Me: ... J: Oh my god. J: THE LONE BUNMAN.
If he was still alive right now I'd fucking kill him again.
Jason (about Rene), Season 1, Episode 12
“I am now 33 years old, and it feels like much time has passed and is passing faster and faster every day. Day to day I have to make all sorts of choices about what is good and important and fun, and then I have to live with the forfeiture of all the other options those choices foreclose. And I'm starting to see how as time gains momentum my choices will narrow and their foreclosures multiply exponentially until I arrive at some point on some branch of all life's sumptuous branching complexity at which I am finally locked in and stuck on one path and time speeds me through stages of stasis and atrophy and decay until I go down for the third time, all struggle for naught, drowned by time. It is dreadful. But since it's my own choices that'll lock me in, it seems unavoidable – if I want to be any kind of grownup, I have to make choices and regret foreclosures and try to live with them"
David Foster Wallace, A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again (267-268)
“One of the most significant facts about humanity may finally be that we all begin with the natural equipment to a live a thousand kinds of life but end in the end having lived only one”
Clifford Geertz, The Interpretation of Cultures
“The ability to put oneself in the position of another makes one more objective, more impersonal.”
-Yi-Fu Tuan, "Dear Colleague"
The time is always great, to be great.
Me :)