Trump says something that gets bleeped about Busey, then asks him what kind of leader he is. Busey says he’s a good leader. Richard says “I believe he believes what he’s saying”, and I’m not a Richard fan, but that’s awesome. John calls Busey “inspirational”, but finds him disappointing. Meat Loaf says that he’s “good in situations”. Hee. Trump calls Busey “a genius. No. No, he isn’t. That’s a word that gets thrown around too much anyway, but come on. I’m not trying to pick on the guy with actual brain damage, but he is about two steps above “functional”. Calling him a genius is really kind of mean, now that I think about it. It’s like telling the kid with polio that he’s an incredible soccer player. Mark visibly flinches at the “genius” assessment, while Meat Loaf, who does not want to have another confrontation in the suite, tries to be positive. He cites skill sets like “we can talk to him”
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Awesome review. I literally had to cover my mouth from laughing hysterically in my cubicle.
I’ve always liked Dione Warwick’s music, but no doubt that woman is 100% evil
Thank you! I strive to create awkward workplace situations whenever I can.
Yeah, Dionne is really talented, but “That’s What Friends Are For” isn’t good enough to justify that attitude of hers.