Theo works in the Trump White
House. He left a lucrative New York City
job in order to learn from a man he was beginning to have a lot of respect
for. Sure it was easy to point to the
economy doing well but every time Theo thought that the President’s idea was a
bad one, it somehow turned out well. How
did he get Mexico to agree to detain illegals waiting for amnesty? When he first mentioned it, it seemed
preposterous. The trade wars with Europe
were so short lived that most people didn’t remember them. That’s only because Europe caved so quickly
and took their tariffs off us. Like most
jobs, however, it wasn’t as fun as he thought it would be. Theo had thick skin but when you work for
someone that 90% of the citizens of the surrounding area (DC) hate with a
burning passion, you are constantly under attack. Of course, this just makes you dig in deeper
and excuse the president’s aggressive tone and quirks that drive liberals crazy
and may bother some conservatives if the left hadn’t revealed their vitriol and
desire to eliminate conservatives. This
was battlefield morality and when you’re on a battlefield, the personal quirks
and tone of those on your side are overlooked.
You can judge him after we eliminate the real threat; the left. Theo’s idea of fighting the good fight was to
go to bars to debate with the patrons.
As previously stated, 90% of DC was left of center, which means that any
given bar probably had 90% of people that thought differently than Theo;
perfect breeding place for a debate.
On this particular occasion,
Theo was meeting up with a friend of his and his new girlfriend. His friend’s name was Ryan. Ryan was 6’2” with massive arms, sleeve
tattoos and buzz cut. Ryan was in the
gym at least once a day and you could tell by looking at him. This is in contrast to Theo who was 6’0” with
a big gut and bald head. Theo hadn’t
been to a gym since 2012 and had no desire to go to one either. He and Ryan couldn’t have been bigger
opposites. This was the first time Theo
was meeting Ryan’s girlfriend, Tiffany.
Tiffany was 5’6” with tanned skin, long wavy black hair and brown
eyes. Her body resembled an hourglass
and she was well endowed in the right places.
Theo greeted them and they sat down at a table to get a drink. Although most people hate being a third
wheel, Theo never really felt like one.
He engaged them in conversation and most of the couples he knew didn’t
spend an exorbitant amount of time with public displays of affection. This made it much harder to feel like a third
wheel. As was often the case with Theo,
the conversation turned toward politics.
Ryan frowned at this as he and Tiffany were both Democrats but he knew
Theo couldn’t help himself. Ryan asked
half jokingly, “Have you ever agreed with anything a Democrat said?”
“Yes, several times. I actually have a shirt of a quote from
Democrat president Harry Truman ‘I never give them hell, I give them the truth
and they think it’s hell.’”
“Any more recent?”
“Yes, Rahm Emanuel just issued a
warning to the Democrats that Medicare for all including illegals is an
untenable position. He says that it is
not necessary to win the nomination and it will hinder them for the general
election. I agree with that.”
Tiffany inquired, “Who is Rahm
Emanuel?”
“He was Obama’s chief of staff”
“Oh, alright but I don’t know
why he would say that. Pretty much all
the candidates are saying that.”
“Which is why he said that. So they would stop saying that.”
“But why? Healthcare is a right.”
“No, it is not. Whenever people claim things are rights, it’s
because they want other people to pay for them.
We can’t afford Medicare for All.
Our taxes would increase by at least 33%. Not just the rich, everybody. By the way, have you ever agreed with a
Republican?”
“Everyone needs healthcare and
yea probably but I can’t think of any off hand.”
“Healthcare is a scarce
resource. There’s only two ways to
distribute a scarce resource. Either you
price it or you ration it.”
“No, if you get hurt, you just
go to the emergency room.”
“In America yes, and then you
normally wait for hours. Have you ever been hurt in another country?”
“Well, my parents are from
Honduras. You don’t want to get sick
there.”
“Right, I travel a lot. My family is Greek so I would go every
summer. One time, I got really sick in
Greece but refused to go to the doctor.
The way it works is you have to wait, on average, six months to see a
specialist in single-pay healthcare places like Scandinavia and England. 5% of doctors know people that have died on
waiting lists to see them. This has
happened every time they’ve tried it because when there’s no price stopping you
from going, everyone goes for the smallest of problems.”
“Nobody likes going to the
hospital”
“Well, that’s false. My former roommate was a paramedic for the
fire department. People always asked for
rides to the hospital randomly. When I
feinted on the subway, on the way to the hospital, a guy knocked on the door
and asked to go to the hospital. They
have to take them but it was ridiculous to me.
If healthcare were free, a lot more people would do that. Why treat your own small cut, when you can
get a professional to do it?”
“Something needs to be done”
“I disagree. As Emanuel said, he rode his bike around Lake
Michigan and nobody was rushing to him that they wanted to get rid of their
healthcare.”
“I hear people complain about it
all the time.”
“Then why don’t they drop
it? President Trump got rid of the
individual mandate so they can now”
“Well, what if something
happens?”
“Exactly, with insurance, if
something happens, you can see a doctor pretty much whenever you want. If it were free, you couldn’t do that. Imagine if something happened, and you
couldn’t see a doctor for six months.
Better yet, what if your insurance provider told you that if you need a
doctor, you have to wait six months?”
“What’s the point of having
insurance if you can’t see a doctor when you’re sick or need one?”
“You’re making my point. You’d drop the insurance company for another
one.”
“Yes, I would”
“Under Medicare for All, you
couldn’t drop them. You’d be forced to
keep them. That is also why the
government doesn’t care to provide a quality product because they know you have
to use them.”
“Well, we always say that
America is the greatest country, maybe we can do it better.”
“It’s actually harder here.”
“Why do you say that?”
“In other countries, all they
know is waiting on wait lists for doctors for months. Here, we know what it’s like to see a doctor
whenever we want. We know we had it
better. I mean, there’s a reason why
Canadians leave their free healthcare to pay for ours.”
Ryan chimed in, “Europe doesn’t
switch because people go with the devil they know.”
“Exactly, America’s devil they
know is insurance. Once they find out
they’re getting something worse, they’re really going to be pissed.”
Tiffany had been drinking rum and
cokes all night. She had only had two
and was halfway done with that when the waitress came over. She placed a rum and coke in front of her with
a smile. Tiffany looked up and declared,
“I didn’t order this.”
“I know, a nice gentleman bought
it for you.”
Tiffany turned to Ryan and
asked, “Did you buy me this?”
The veins in Ryan’s neck
protruded forth and he merely shook his head.
Tiffany looked quizzically at Theo and his eyes widened and sat
back. He stated, “Wasn’t me.”
When the waitress came over,
Tiffany flagged her down and said, “Who bought this?”
She pointed to the other end of
the bar and seemed confused, “There was a guy in a blue hat. He bought it for you. I forgot, he also said that he’s sorry you
didn’t like the flowers.”
Ryan got up and charged the
waitress barking, “What was his name?”
The waitress put her hands up as
her entire body tensed. She screamed, “I
don’t know, I don’t know.”
Ryan snapped, “What did he look
like?”
The waitress cowered as tears
started coming down her face. The
bouncers in the bar were making their way over to them. Tiffany put her head down looking despondent. Theo, seeing that things were escalating, got
up and stood in front of Ryan and shoved him hard. Ryan barely budged as he was much bigger than
Theo. Theo locked arms with him and
scolded, “What the fuck are you doing?
Look at her baby Huey, you’re scaring the shit out of her.”
Ryan pushed Theo back but then
backed away. Theo could see that he was
calming. He made a motion toward the
waitress and Theo put his hand out and told him to sit down. Ryan did so.
Theo sympathetically said to the waitress, “I apologize for my
friend. He forgets how intimidating he looks. He’s really harmless.”
The waitress was breathing heavily
as she was slowly calmed down as well.
By the time the bouncers got to them, the waitress was waving him
off. The bouncer went over to Ryan to
talk with him very forcefully. Theo knew
that there was background to what happened.
He calmly expressed to the waitress, “Look, last week someone sent roses
to her office” pointing at Tiffany “usually that’s a nice thing but the note
was very menacing. We don’t know who
sent it and it kind of creeped her out.
She threw the flowers away since she didn’t know who it came from. The scary part was, when she went to her car,
the flowers she had tossed in a dumpster was spread out on the front seat of
her car.”
The waitress had a horrified
look on her face. She exclaimed, “Oh my
God!”
“That is why anything you can
tell us about this guy would be helpful.
Did he use a credit card? What
did he look like?”
“He paid in cash. I couldn’t really tell because he had his hat
on.”
“Did he seem older or younger?”
I’d say late 20s but like I
said, I didn’t get a very good look.
There are a lot of people. I
don’t really pay attention.”
“Alright, thank you. I’ll let you get back to work. Don’t worry about my friend; he just feels
helpless that he can’t help his girlfriend since we don’t know who it is.”
“No, I understand.”
The bouncer came over and asked
the waitress, “You’re the one that he assaulted. It’s up to you if he stays.”
The waitress shook her head, “It
was just a misunderstanding. He got up
and I got scared. I overreacted. He’s fine.”
The bouncer turned toward Ryan
and pointed at him, “I’m going to be watching you. If you do anything that looks even remotely
suspicious, you’re gone!”
Ryan nodded, “Understood sir.”
There was a lot of tension in
the air when the three of them sat down.
Ryan was seething and Tiffany was crying. Theo decided to continue with the previous
topic; politics. He said as nonchalantly
as possible, “Well, did you hear how Google is trying to meddle in elections?”
Tiffany was still reeling from
the experience. She shyly responded,
“What do you mean?”
“Well, in 2018, they changed the
logo to ‘Go Vote.’ According to studies, more Democrats use Google than
Republicans. The Go vote campaign led
to 800,000 more votes. That could easily
skew in election in 2020. Google is
already on record for suppressing conservatives on YouTube. They’re going all out against Trump now.”
“Everyone uses Google. If more Democrats use it than Republicans
then that means there’s more Democrats in America than Republicans or Democrats
seek out more truth than Republicans.”
“You think everything on the
internet is true?”
“Well, no but…”
“That’s why Republicans spend
more time reading. They know the
internet is filled with shitty information.
Anyone can make a website and say anything. It’s hard to filter the BS out.”
“That is the name of the game.”
Ryan slammed his fist on the
table, “Damnit! Are we really going to just ignore what just happened?”
Tiffany took a sip of her drink
and cowered. Theo glared at Ryan and
then frowned. He knew what was coming
next. The bouncer came up and commanded,
“You got to leave. You can either do it
quietly or I can throw your ass out. You
choose.”
Ryan got up and walked out with
him. Tiffany got up and walked out with them
while Theo stayed behind and closed the tab leaving the waitress a big
tip. When Theo got outside, Tiffany and
Ryan were having a heated discussion.
Theo approached them and Ryan articulated, “Look, I don’t want to ruin
your night. Just go back inside if you
want to.”
“Look, I need a drink. I’m sorry, but I’m just afraid of what you’re
going to do.”
“I know, I overreacted.”
“I’m the one going through
this. I need you to support me. It’s not supporting me to go off and attack
waitresses”
“I didn’t touch her.”
“I’ve never seen you that
angry. What would happen if I got you
that angry?”
“Just like with her, I wouldn’t
hurt you.”
“Well, that waitress didn’t know
that.”
“I know, I backed off”
“After Theo got between you and
her. She was crying and you just kept
screaming at her.”
“I was worried for you. I wanted to find out who’s terrorizing you.”
“By interrogating an innocent
woman?”
“I don’t know what you want me
to say.”
“Me neither. Just go home.
I’m going to go back into the bar.
Your friend Theo will be with me so I won’t be alone.”
Ryan knew Theo would never try
to hit on his girl but he still didn’t like it.
Given the circumstances, though, he didn’t think he had a choice. He nodded and walked off. Theo and Tiffany went back in the bar. They sat down and Tiffany was hovering over
her drink still looking distressed. She
took a long sip. Theo was uncomfortable
and knew he was about to overstep but he had trouble keeping his opinions to
himself. He pronounced, “You know, Ryan
would never hit a woman.”
“Yea, I know”
“No you don’t”
Tiffany glared at him, “Yes I
do”
“He was trying to protect
you. He did it in the wrong manner but
it came from a good place.”
“It doesn’t matter.”
“Actually it does. Even in law,
intent matters.”
“I don’t expect you to
understand”
“Why’s that?”
“You’re a Trump supporter”
“I am, but how is that
relevant?” he asked with incredulity in his voice
“There’s a correlation between
Trump rallies and hate crimes. It’s just
facts. I’m not saying you’re one of them
but facts are facts. You’re okay with
violence, which makes sense because Trump supporters are violent”
Theo laughed, “Yea, ANTIFA is
such a peaceful group of people. Oh
wait, they attack people every chance they get.
Besides, did you ever look at that study?”
“What do you mean? I saw it on the news”
“Yea, but you didn’t read the
actual study did you?”
“No”
“See, that’s the difference
between Democrats and Republicans.
Democrats just take things as true that they see on TV, Republicans read
the background.”
“Well, why don’t I do what more
Democrats do than Republicans and Google it?”
“Alright, find the actual
study.”
It took a while but Tiffany
found the study. She started reading it
and blurted out, “This is pretty boring.”
Theo grinned, “Look at the two
groups they compared.”
“Counties where Trump rallies
were held vs. other counties that never had a Trump rally.”
“You don’t see a problem with
that?”
“No”
“Rallies are usually held in
counties that have a larger population.
The counties that don’t are smaller population. So, if there’s a county with three millions
people and one with 20,000 people, are you that surprised that there would be
more incidents of crime in the county with three million people?”
“Well, yea obviously”
“Yet, you didn’t realize this
when you looked at the study.”
“Well, I got a lot of things on
my mind.”
Theo held out his hand to see
the phone. He also took out his
phone. He found out the population of
the two counties being compared. He
divided the number of hate incidents with the population to control for the
difference. The difference was such an
inconsequential fraction, it was basically zero. “
“Alright, you made your point”
Tiffany conceded
“Oh, I’m just getting warmed up. Besides the fact that numbers mean nothing
when they’re not compared to something else, since Trump became president,
1,000 more organizations that track hate crimes have opened to profit off of
false accusations like yours and the fake news.
If each organization found one example, then the number of hate crimes
increases by 1,000 and the mainstream media would report on that as if they
made a point. Of course, they
didn’t. Just more people looking.”
“I just feel like you’re
oversimplifying it. I mean, the study
can’t be that irresponsible or else people wouldn’t have reported on it.”
“Well, let’s use your precious
Google to see where Hillary rallies were.
Then find out the hate incidents and compare them to the same counties
that they compared Trump to.”
Tiffany shrugged her shoulders
in agreement. They both researched it
and compared data points. When all the
numbers were in, it turned out that the counties with Hillary rallies had a
higher increase in hate incidents than Trump rallies. Tiffany opined, “Well, that doesn’t mean
Hillary supporters are more hateful than Trump supporters. You even said yourself it was a stupid way to
test it.”
“Yes I did, and I still say
that. I’m not sure why you’re getting so
defensive. Is it because you got proven
wrong? You’re the one that changes your
opinion of the study because you don’t like the results. When the results were against what I wanted,
I attacked the study. Now that the
results help my theory, I still attack the study. I’m the one that’s consistent, not you.”
“I can change my mind.”
“Of course you can if you’re
convinced you’re wrong. The problem is
when I pointed the fallacy of the study; you didn’t change your mind. You only changed it when it made your
precious Hillary look badly.”
“Whatever, the point is, Ryan
overreacted. I mean, I knew he had a
violent past but I’ve never seen it in action.”
“You still haven’t. Though, if we find out the guy who’s stalking
you, you might. I would argue that it
would be justified violence.”
“I hope it doesn’t come to that”
“How else could it end? You haven’t gone to the cops. He’s clearly not scared that you have a large
boyfriend since he pulled that stunt with him here. So, how else can you get him to stop if not
physically threatening him?”
“Violence is never the answer.”
“False, violence solved Nazism,
slavery and genocide; among others.”
“What do you want me to
say? I’m glad that he assaulted a
waitress?”
“No, I don’t want you to say that. I was against that too. It was a misdirect of his anger. That’s why I got involved. My problem is that you didn’t”
“What is that supposed to mean?”
“There’s nothing more disarming
to a man than a woman.”
“I’m not following.”
“I stepped in front of Ryan but
Ryan could kick my ass. I just would
rather have him misdirect his anger at me than the waitress. I knew he wasn’t going to hit her but she was
really scared so I had to get involved.
The thing is, Ryan might hit me.
He definitely wouldn’t hit you.
If you got in front of him and wrapped your arms around him, he would
have been defenseless.”
“He’s like four times my size”
“I know, but he would never hurt
you so his size is irrelevant. The
problem is you didn’t know that. You
were scared of him too. That just shows you don’t really know him.”
Tiffany’s jaw dropped. Her tanned face got lighter as she was
shocked at what Theo just said. Finally,
she shook her head and blurted out, “I don’t have to listen to this.” As she
walked out.
For the second time, Theo closed
his tab and left the bar. As he was
heading toward the subway, a man ran at to him shouting, “Hey wait up”
Theo didn’t think he was talking
to him so he kept walking. When the man
put his hand on Theo’s shoulder, he figured out that it was him he was talking
to. He turned around confused and posed,
“Can I help you?”
“Hi, my name is Rey” extending
his hand
Theo shook it and responded,
“Theo”
“I own the bar you just left.”
“Okay, sorry about the
misunderstanding.”
“Don’t mention it. That’s actually why I wanted to talk to
you. I spoke with the waitress and she
told me the back story.”
“Alright”
“I have security footage. We can see if we have the guy on tape and
then bring it to the authorities to see if they can identify him.”
“Yea, that would be great. If possible, can I get a copy? I work for the White House. Their security is second to none, I’m sure
they could figure it out.”
“Yea, that’s not a problem”
“Thank you”
“Come with me, have a drink on
me and we’ll review the footage. Who
knows? Maybe we won’t need to cops and
you’ll recognize him.”
“Doubtful, I’m guessing it’s
someone from Tiffany’s past and I just met her today. I’m friends with the guy.”
“Well then, we’ll just watch the
footage and have a drink”
Theo smiled, “That, I can always
go for.”
Back at Rey’s office, they
reviewed the footage around the time the man bought the drink. He kept his head down but they kept running
through the before and after to see if he ever looked up. While they were playing through it, Rey
commented, “Trump huh?”
“Yup”
“Yea, that’s not a very popular
opinion around here.”
“I know, but I think it’s
completely illogical. Most of the things
people dislike about the President are made up or inconsequential.”
“Like what?”
“Russian collusion is a complete
lie and him saying more people came to his inauguration than any other
inauguration is a falsity that I don’t think has much impact in the grand
scheme of things.”
“Well, I was a Trump supporter
but I’m moving away.”
Intrigued Theo tiled his head
and rejoined, “Why?”
“I like guns. If he approves any gun control measure of any
kind, I’m going to turn against him.”
“I actually agree that will hurt
his base.”
“It may lose him 2020”
“Well, look at your alternative. They definitely want to take your guns.”
“I’m sick of this take the
moderate because you’re scared of the far left guy. Trump was supposed to be
different. He was supposed to be the
actual conservative we were waiting for.”
“The data does back you up. The two biggest single-vote issues are
abortion and guns”
“Not LGBT issues?”
“Not according to the data but
from the people I talk to….Yea, that’s number one.”
“But, consider the city you live
in.”
“Yea, I’ve considered that but I
feel like gays vote together. Then
again, there is the log cabin Republicans.
It’s common enough for there to be a name for the group. Maybe the data is right but I’m skeptical.”
“Trump talks about Red Flag laws
making sense and that he’s contemplating it.”
“Yea, well the best argument for
that is San Francisco”
“How’s that?”
“They named the NRA as a
domestic terrorist organization. Just
think how ridiculous that is. Then think
that these people might say, ‘if you’re a part of an organization that is
deemed a domestic terrorist group, you can’t own a gun.’”
“That is scary. That’s my point though, the opportunity for
abuse is too strong and too tempting.”
“Yea, I agree.”
“Well, you work in the White
House. Are there people in the White House that are advising the president that
it’s a bad idea and he should veto it?”
“Yes there are but that doesn’t
mean I can guarantee he’ll listen. We
just advise, he ultimately decides what he will do.”
“Well, I guess that’s better
than nothing. At least I know that
people who have his ear are advising against it.”
“That you can definitely rest
assured.”
Rey printed some screen shots of
the guy in the blue hat. Theo planned on
bringing it to work tomorrow but he also sent them to Ryan so he could go to
the authorities if he wanted. Theo got
on the train and headed for home. On the
train, he saw some young girls praising AOC.
They were talking about how scared they were about climate change. Theo scoffed and uttered, “Just so you know,
it’s a complete hoax. Don’t tell me the
science is settled. Science, by
definition, is never settled.”
“Clean air and clean water is
something that everyone can agree with so it doesn’t matter if the science
isn’t unanimous”
“When you use clean air and
clean water as a Trojan horse in order to control people and infringe on their
liberty and tell them what to do, then it becomes a problem.”
“The government needs to stop
these corporations from having no concern for the environment. It’s not people; it’s the corporations we’re
trying to control.”
“Do you understand how dumb that
sounds? Corporations are made up of
people. Businesses don’t pollute; people
who run them pollute. To bring it
further, people want things that corporation provides and produces. In order to produce them, however, they have
to emit greenhouse gases. So, they only
emit CO2 because people want products that require CO2 to be emitted to
produce. “
“That’s why we need government
to regulate them”
“Did you look at the list that
AOC came up with?”
“No, but I can pull it up now.”
“Look at the top five”
“I’m looking. You have China and Saudi Arabia as the top
two. What’s your point? It’s not an American problem, it’s an Asian
problem?”
“Well, there is truth to that
but no that’s not where I was going.”
“Then where were you going if it
wasn’t the racist aspect?”
Undeterred Theo answered, “Four
of the top five are government organizations”
The girls looked at the list a
little closer. Theo added, “In fact, 26
of the top 50 are government owned.”
“71% of carbon emissions come
from these companies.”
“I know, I saw the Carbon
disclosure product information. My point
is that over half of the companies on that list are government owned. It seems to prove that government corporations
contribute more to global warming than private organizations. Given this, I wonder why you think government
should be the solution. It seems to me
they are the problem”
“Umm, it’s climate change. Not global warming”
“No, just because people
rebranded it to try to make it seem like a new issue doesn’t mean I have to
comply. Climate Change and Global
Warming are equally retarded. I don’t
let you liberals control the language.
That was the first thing that the Politburo did in 1984, hell even in Harry Potter, they controlled the language by
not being able to say ‘Voldemort.’
That’s how they tracked Harry, Hermione and Ron….they were the only ones
who used that word. You do the same
thing. You label people as enemies for
using terms that you arbitrarily deemed wrong to say. Just like Harry, Hermione and Ron, the
non-word police is the good side.”
“Whatever”
Theo made it home and went to
sleep. The next day, he took the photos
to the White House security and asked for a favor to find out who it was. They did so pretty quickly using street
cameras outside the bar. Theo called
Ryan and told him what he found out.
Ryan hadn’t gone to the authorities because he wanted to take care of it
himself. Tiffany was still not talking
to him. He tried calling but she never answered
or returned his calls. He used social
media to try to track the guy down.
While this was going on, Tiffany called Ryan a week after the incident. They met for dinner where Tiffany broke up
with him. She cited that her life was
too crazy right now and she couldn’t handle someone that could get that
angry. Apparently, Theo’s speech did
nothing for her. Ryan understood but was
distraught. All he could really think
was now Tiffany would be alone, which made her more of a target for this
asshole. He knew he had to take care of
it. All Tiffany did was remove any
repercussions for his actions. It’s not
like he might lose Tiffany because he already lost her. Now, he just needed to make sure she was
safe.
The stalker made a mistake; he
posted where he was going to be. Ryan
went to the location and found the man relatively quickly. He walked over to him and put his hand on his
shoulder. The stalker was smaller than
Ryan. When he turned around to look at
him, there was a look of recognition on his face. Ryan realized the stalker knew who he
was. Ryan sternly voiced, “You need to
stay away from Tiffany”
The stalker stuttered,
“I…don’t….know what you’re talking about.”
“Yes you do. I went to the cops. The street cameras picked you up despite your
little blue hat. Just cut it out or you
and I are going to have a problem. I can
tell you know who I am but now you know that I know who you are.”
With that, Ryan walked
away. The stalker yelled out, “Don’t
blame me that she dumped your ass.”
Ryan knew that this was just to
save face. He could tell his words
affected the stalker and scared him.
Even though he knew this, he decided he was going to give this stalker any
silver lining including the last word or anything to save face. He turned around with a smile and saw the
smirk from the stalker turn to horror.
Ryan walked up to him and declared, “Well, you tried to save face. Let me tell you what I think about your face”
as Ryan punched the stalker across the face.
The stalker collapsed to the
ground dazed and barely conscious. Ryan
walked away not caring about the ramifications.
It had the desired effect. The
stalker stopped stalking Tiffany but Tiffany never took Ryan back.
Ryan called Theo shortly after
the confrontation. After hearing it,
Theo said, “Good job, you did the right thing.”
“Yea, I didn’t have to hit him
though. I think I scared him straight.”
“He tormented your girlfriend
and that led to your break up. Yea,
strongly worded confrontation wasn’t enough.”
“I guess you’re right.”
“I am”
“Thanks.”
“For the record, if a girl dumps
you for protecting her and worrying about her then she’s not worth it.”
“I love her man.”
“I know, but love is
irrational. What I just said is. You’ll find another girl. Most people love more than one person in
their life.”
“People do re-marry”
“They also claim they love
pretty much everyone they date.”
“And even some they don’t”
“Exactly”
“Thanks man”
“No problem”
Ryan did move on and Theo
continued working for President Trump hoping that his employment would last
five more years instead of one.
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