413 - What's the worst fight you've had with a friend?
The worst fight I've had with a friend, huh? Seeing as I haven't often fought with any of my friends you'd think the fights I have had would stick out in my memory more. But that's not the case.
The fight that I would consider the worst would be one I had with Kermit a while back. It was after Donald Davidson paid me a visit. See, Davidson's father the guy responsible for Skeeter and I becoming orphans. I'm still not sure how Davidson tracked me down or even knew who I was, but all the same he showed up at my apartment one day out of the blue, wanting to talk to me. I'll admit, I didn't handle his appearance well; to be frank, I practically kicked him out of the building and asked him to leave.
When I told Kermit about the incident I thought that he'd sympathize with me, at least a little bit. Instead he was surprised that I hadn't listened to what Davidson had to say and told me I should at least give him a chance. We argued, Kermit trying to convince me to talk to Davidsom and me refusing to do it.
Eventually Kermit and I worked things out, but things were pretty tense between us for a while. We didn't speak to each other at home, and at work we kept the conversation polite and work-related. To be honest I didn't like being angry at Kermit, but at the same time I was a little too stubborn and prideful to admit that maybe I had been wrong.
The fight that I would consider the worst would be one I had with Kermit a while back. It was after Donald Davidson paid me a visit. See, Davidson's father the guy responsible for Skeeter and I becoming orphans. I'm still not sure how Davidson tracked me down or even knew who I was, but all the same he showed up at my apartment one day out of the blue, wanting to talk to me. I'll admit, I didn't handle his appearance well; to be frank, I practically kicked him out of the building and asked him to leave.
When I told Kermit about the incident I thought that he'd sympathize with me, at least a little bit. Instead he was surprised that I hadn't listened to what Davidson had to say and told me I should at least give him a chance. We argued, Kermit trying to convince me to talk to Davidsom and me refusing to do it.
Eventually Kermit and I worked things out, but things were pretty tense between us for a while. We didn't speak to each other at home, and at work we kept the conversation polite and work-related. To be honest I didn't like being angry at Kermit, but at the same time I was a little too stubborn and prideful to admit that maybe I had been wrong.