Writing a person’s name in “stutter” is clever? What world am I even living in?
But yeah just sounds like you are bitter.
I don’t understand why you would refuse to acknowledge that there’s a tiny bit of humor in this story. Even if you don’t think it’s funny, I don’t get why it’s so shocking to you that this pointless, waste-of-time story might make someone chuckle a little bit in spite of the fact that it’s about a mean barista. But yeah, sure, I’m bitter. I don’t like it when people pretend to care about other people. I’d rather just admit that they don’t care, because I always respect honesty more than moralizing bullshit.
Just because the barista was trying to make a joke doesn’t make it funny, it just makes him a dick.
Well, funny is subjective.
Yet you seem to be really worked up that Frink won’t admit there’s some “humor” to the joke.
I’m worked up that he’s acting as though it’s unreasonable or immoral that I saw some humor in the situation.
And just because you don’t care about anyone else doesn’t mean everyone else feels the same way.
I do care about some other people. I didn’t say that you people don’t care about anyone. I don’t believe any of you really care about the people in this story, though.
There are levels to caring. I care insofar as the barista’s a dick and I feel kinda bad for the stutter guy. It’s not a big tragedy or whatever, but it still sucks. Don’t see what’s unbelievable about that.
Sure. I can relate to the stutter guy. I also chuckled a little bit. It’s also kind of funny when a kid falls off his bike. That doesn’t mean I don’t think it’s sucks that he scraped his knee.