I'm walking down the street in New York.

Couple of dudes walk in toward me, very busy street like they all are.

Couple of dudes walk in toward me.

I can just over here the conversation as they're going by.

Just kind of like, do you have a job?

I can't quite hear it, that I only hear like one sentence.

I've just always felt that you're the sweatier of the two of us.

Ever.

As they walked by.

I wanted to turn around and chase him down and say,

what, can you bring me into this conversation?

I just, I need context for that comment.

All I heard was you say to him, I really think you're the sweatier of the two of us.

Not like, no, what are you talking about?

Why are you telling him this?

Do you disagree?

Wait a minute, I've always thought you were a sweatier.

That is funny.

Well, they're sweating in Singapore.

Jack, a high stakes diplomatic effort.

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