The Weather Man evaluation action
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Loyce 2022-04-24 07:01:07
Midlife crisis is scary
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Delaney 2021-12-14 08:01:03
6/10. No one can predict where the wind will blow the clouds. The weather forecaster feels like the fast food being thrown away. The glamorous and delicious food is regarded as unnutritious garbage, although David can always keep a professional smile on the show. , Chic and free body language, but in the fast-food social life outside the screen, he is just a small person. No one wants to listen carefully. When the lights of the dinner were on again, no one remembered David's speech to his father. Just as David leaned blankly against the light and shadow of the crowd around the drinking fountain after finishing work every day, he was only a bystander, holding a bow and arrow in his hand, ready to go, but he did not dare to shoot the arrow that would save his status as a husband. As a husband, tired of marriage caused emotional tension. David listened to his wife’s words to buy a seasoning package but was absent-minded. He bought back two other packages. After practicing at the shooting range, he gradually reflected on the emptiness of self-worth and the plight of nowhere to vent, and found an indecent son. His counselor gave him a beating and established the majesty of being a father. For this reason, his father affirmed David for the first time in the last time he got along. The greatest achievement in a person's life should have been caring (family).
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Dave Spritz: [narrating] A camel toe is pretty much what Robert said it was. It's basically just when you can make out more than you should.
[pause]
Dave Spritz: But it's the kind of thing; she's 12, you know? If you're around and paying attention, you catch it... then name-calling doesn't start, and maybe smoking doesn't start, and maybe she can just stay a happy kid for a couple more years.
[slight pause]
Dave Spritz: She shouldn't be unhappy. Fuck. What did she ever do to anybody? Shelly...
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Dave Spritz: [narrating] People recognize me sometimes. Some are dicks.
[pause]
Dave Spritz: I should cool out a little, I guess. I mean, I'm not just this two-dimensional guy they recognize. I do have a relationship to them. I let them know what they have to deal with. I guess that's why they think they know me. But they don't, really.
[pause]
Dave Spritz: I'm not a hill of beans. I have a plan...