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bloody
Diego 2022-03-21 09:02:19
A little too real. But as long as the nerves can bear it, after watching it, I feel that I can't go up and risk a knife on my face. As for the place where the horse is flat, it is better to let it be flat than to let people cut it and stuff it in. As for the sagging place, anyway, with the increase of age, except for the age that grows upward, the others are all in line with the downward. Each episode is a relatively independent story. The two male protagonists are too extreme. One is too traditional, traditional to the extent of forbearance. One was so self-indulgent that he didn't know that he was not the handler until a little black baby was delivered. too exaggerated. It's almost two seasons. .
Extended Reading
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Christian Troy: Can I buy you a drink?
Kimberly Henry: I don't drink.
Christian Troy: May I buy you an appetizer?
Kimberly Henry: I don't eat. I'm a model.
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Sean McNamara: Matt's having trouble at school, and he told you this?
Christian Troy: He's torn up. I guess he was showering in gym and shit and some tough guys were laughing at him and calling him AntEater.
Sean McNamara: AntEater?
Christian Troy: Basically, he's self-conscious about his dick, and he wants a circumcision.
Sean McNamara: He doesn't need a circumcision. That's a vanity operation.
Christian Troy: We're in the vanity business, Sean. It's what we do. Appearance is everything to a kid. It's how you fit in. Snip, snip, he feels better about himself, and you, sir, can make that happen. How cool is fatherhood?
Sean McNamara: I'm not doing anything to my son's penis or my wife's breasts. I don't want my family infected by what we do here.