There's a woman who, uh, she frequents the bus stop outside of the watering

a little, right?

Yep, yeah.

She never had a cigarette, but always bombing cigarette from me. And look, I don't mind giving you my cigarette, but the other day, this weekend, I went outside. I saw her. She was not looking at me, and I decided to walk all the way around the back of the bar. Oh. And everyone's like, oh, why'd you go run back? I just don't want to talk to her.

It's not that she's mean.

It's nothing like that.

The problem is... back of the bar. And everyone's like, oh, why'd you go to run back? I said, I just don't want to talk to her.

It's not that she's mean.

It's nothing like that.

The problem is,

because she looks normal. Now I can see some telltale signs, but when she first walked up like a year ago, I'm like, sure, you can have a cigarette. you mind if I sit down on the bench next day

I'd go ahead

I regret to that

yeah because she started talking

and then she wouldn't stop talking

and much like that call

like I don't even if I sit down on the bench next day. I'm going to go ahead. I regret to that. Yeah. Because she started talking and then she wouldn't stop talking.

A much like that call, like, I don't even know what you're talking about. And I don't want to do this again. When I smoked, Ted, one of the best things about going outside was the fact that we could just sit there. We didn't have to say a word. We just stand there and just you just want to decompress and chill out.

It's like King of the Hill.

And there's a few people that come up and you're like, oh no. Oh, this, you've just ruined my relaxation. You've just ruined my reset. One of them used to work here. Yes. And it just like, not here, but in the building. It's like, man, that's the worst. It's like, oh, yeah, you're ruining my

relaxation. Because I would go, I would see this particular individual and pull up my phone

and talk to no one, just so he'd leave me alone. Because otherwise he'd come over and talk,

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