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Dyth believed that his mood would improve if he got to know his coworkers better.
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| Hey, Dyne. Whatever. How's it going, man? | |
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If he could connect with them on a personal level, he thought, he could better appreciate his time at work.
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| Well, you know how it is. It's hard to come up with something the readers can get behind. | |
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| Actually, I found it to be pretty easy. | |
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Please resist the temptation to point and laugh at his folly.
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| Doesn't that gimmick *hurt*, though? I don't *want* to see your trashcan trick. | |
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| Oh, severely. You should see my trashcan trick. Well, screw you too. | |
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