“Hey, Jer.”
“Yeah, Bob?”
“Given any thought to my idea?”
“Yeah. Lotta thought. And it’s a no. You can’t change your name to Bobby W.”
“Sheila does it.”
“Well, man, I hate to bring up bridges and jumping off them, but the situation does call for it.”
“I gotta do something here, Jer. Can I confide in you, Big Guy?”
“We’ve talked about that nickname and my feelings towards it.”
“It’s just that I’m used to being the good-looking one in the group.”
“Huey’s jawline and baby-blues making you anxious, man?”
“Well, yeah. I mean: he’s the Bobby of this photo. And that’s weird for me, cuz usually I’m the Bobby.”
“The man ain’t ugly.”
“And if we’re being completely honest: I’m also usually the best athlete in the group. Sure, that’s not tough cuz the group I’m referring to is the Grateful Dead, and I don’t have to tell you that our band is full of spazzes.”
“Not an athletically-inclined combo.”
“But here I am with Joe Montana. And it turns out that Huey used to play minor-league baseball. So, I’m third-best at best.”
“Well, hey, man: I’m fifth. Don’t be bitching about your troubles to me.”
“I’m not even the best guitarist here!”
…
“Weir?”
“What?”
“Look at me, buddy.”
“What?”
“You have the best hair here.”
…
“I’ve been using a new leave-in conditioner.”
“You can tell.”
“There’s a gloss that wasn’t previously evident.”
“Yeah, sure.”
“Thanks, Big Guy.”
“Not gonna warn you again about that shit, man.”
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