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Meng is too wretched, and Teddy can’t avoid it
Dane 2021-10-13 13:06:12
The story is a bit cliché. But it's such a heavy taste, awakening the innocence in the adult world. It turns out that growth is not about abandoning your childhood partner, but about your mature choice. In the adult world, various responsibilities are inevitable. Take your Teddy to face it.
Extended Reading
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Donny: I have to say, I've been following you ever since I was a young boy and, uh... I remember seeing you on the Carson Show and... you were just wonderful.
Ted: Oh, yeah that was uh... that was weird ineterview: Ed thought I was ALF and he kept muttering anti semitic comments... he thought ALF was Jewish for some reason...
Donny: Hey-hey um... Have you ever considered selling the bear?
John: What?
Ted: Excuse me?
Robert: I want it.
Ted: [defensively] Hey, I'm not an it, pal! I'm a he, alright?
John: [Stammers and stands up; he speaks in a calm tone] I'm sorry little guy, but my bear isn't for sale. See, I've had him since I was about your age. He's very, very special to me.
Robert: Stand up straight when you're talking to me!
John: [Dumbfounded] Why the fuck would he say that?
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Ted: Company's turning 20, huh? So you can bang it but you can't get it drunk.