T 5314

He calls the dogs again. Sensing the futility of his station he gives up. Where are they? his wife asks. Taking lessons from you, he replies.

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T 5313

I spent the weekend home alone and did nothing. Then why are you too tired for me? my wife asks. I don’ t have a respectable answer for her.

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T 5312

He burned the eggs and she came over and hugged him. What’s this? he asked. I’m embracing your failures, she replied. And she hugged harder.

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T 5311

He took her to the zoo. Which didn’t seem so romantic. But then, with ice cream in hand, he roared at the lions. I’m such an animal, he said.

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T 5310

He came home from work. His son was on the XBox. His wife was hitting the booze already. My belly hurts, he said. It hurt him every evening.

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T 5309

He hands her a rose and recites a poem. She laughs. Poetry’s overrated, he says. And then she falls in love with him just to prove him wrong.

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T 5308

I drank a coffee and went to the meeting and sat through a presentation and had a soda and then I raised my hand and said, I mistimed my pee.

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T 5307

He wants to introduce himself to her. She’s tall. Athletic. But he doesn’t. Because her hands are dry. And he can’t trust a person like that.

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T 5306

He finished the last of the burger. I need a new suit, he said. And he had one made. Then he ate another burger. And needed a new suit again.

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T 5305

And that’s the last time I got stoned, he says, and then he says, Abe Vigoda, and then she calls him a liar. And then he feigns indignation.

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