I'm thinking hard about the irony and downright shame.

If this urban Park Ranger under the employ of Sylvester Turner was out sexually harassing gay men in Cullen Park and

after making them strip down, I wonder how many other people really see the comedy in the fact that after he does all of this because I'm I'm betting he just he

didn't just have him strip down there's more to this and then he says oh and by the way I need some money. This is

Sylvester Turner's Houston. I'm gonna need some money as well. You're going to go ahead and need to get me some money.

It reminds me of that scene in Joe Dirt. Remember when he goes back to his childhood

home and the old guy comes back and the home is

abandoned and you remember that scene? Sir, hey mister you know the people live here

Nune Maker?

They're more. What's that?

No.

They know.

About 15 years ago.

That little boy.

How's that got a haircut you got now.

Now you got a date, boy.

Yeah, man, that little boy, that's me.

My parents were, this is my home. I thought this was it this time.

Now, how old me where you made?

You like to see Home was naked?

Home and where you make it.

Yeah, you like to see Home was naked.

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