AND with that, Hancock only follows such a sentence with a sigh that was like the long drag of a cigarette. He could get where the guy was coming from -- Hancock was nothing if not fronting for most of his personal opinions about people; the shit they did, of course, was always up for a quick ( and usually sniped ) opinion -- delivered keenly and without regard for the conflict that may have ensued. But when it came to the personal turmoil of other people? He was, for the most part, QUIET. Unless they were friends, in which case he felt he had the right to say something. TO EXTEND A HAND.
“I GET YA,” He said. “I know it might seem like I ain’t out to talk about people’s feelin’s much, but I consider ya a FRIEND -- anything that happens to ya? I care about. But if I’m trippin’ over some boundary we got goin’ on here... just give me the WORD.”