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[cheapblusuits]

[The feed opens to...feet.

Specifically, Phoenix and Luke's feet. There's tile, so it looks as if they might be in the Goldenrod Department store. It's hard to tell, however, since only said floor and said feet can be seen.

What they're saying, however, can be heard quite clearly.]

--at's why I'm telling you that it's not, okay? They're just not the

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[usedrage]

It's a step-ladder, isn't it?

[cheapblusuits]

Thank you. At least someone here has some sense.

[usedrage]

Well, to be fair, it's a type of ladder. So I can understand the mistake. But the fact is, if the option is a step-ladder or a ladder, it's better to be specific.

[cheapblusuits]

Exactly. I mean, think of all the people that would be confused if everyone went around calling step-ladders ladders. How would we be able to tell the difference?

[usedrage]

There's distinction between different types of things for a reason. It's like if you had an encyclopedia and a dictionary. They're both books, but if you ask for a book, no one will know what kind until you specify.

[cheapblusuits]

[THANK YOU, KEN. YOU ARE HIS NEW BEST FRIEND.]

That's right. The world needs more thinkers like you, Ken.

[usedrage]

[INTEGRATING HIS WAY INTO THE AA CAST ONE LAWYER AT A TIME]

It's just logical.

[cheapblusuits]

You'd be surprised how uncommon common sense is sometimes, though.

[usedrage]

Not at all, actually. None of my classmates would ever understand, and I think some of my dorm mates wouldn't even get the point.

[cheapblusuits]

...what's wrong with society these days? I think I'm starting to lose my faith in humanity.

[...over a step-ladder.]

[usedrage]

I wouldn't think it's that dramatic, but if society loses its ability to distinguish, things would be hard for us.

[cheapblusuits]

Exactly. Kids these days...

[But it's not really the kids that are the problem, Phoenix...]