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[dormheads]

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[inaccordant]

There are better people to ask that question to.

[overlimit]

There are. But I'm asking you now.

[inaccordant]

I'm fine, in so much as one can be after that disaster, from what I've heard.

[overlimit]

It was kind of a shitshow, yeah.

Didn't think it could get much worse than yesterday, when the body was found like that, but here we are.

[inaccordant]

Things can always get worse. It's how you react to it that matters.

[overlimit]

Oh. Well, seeing how we ended the day with lots of screaming, crying, bleeding, punching, and chainsaw-revving, I'd say we're

absolutely screwed.

[inaccordant]

The immediate aftermath is less important than the long-term aftermath.

[overlimit]

Guess you're not wrong. Even though it feels like we've been spinning in circles, I think we've actually learned some things.

I want to believe there's something we can do with that.

[inaccordant]

Maybe. What that something is, though, is the important question.