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[promotion_plz]

Well, that was fast. At this rate I'll have half my life remembered by the time Spring is out

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[dysprosodia]

You sure remembered quickly. And quite a bit from the sounds from it.

[promotion_plz]

That's right. Jealous?

[dysprosodia]

I -- why would I be jealous of someone like you? It just varies among people.

[promotion_plz]

Yeah? How long did it take you to remember something for the first time?

[dysprosodia]

Shut up. Months, all right?

[promotion_plz]

They say it's better to be lucky than good.

But then it's better to be both. Like me.

[dysprosodia]

Yeah, just keep telling yourself that.

[promotion_plz]

Will do.

Cheer up, though, kid. You have less life to remember than me, so that could be the reason.

[dysprosodia]

I should have known.

You have a point . . . You're what, two times older than me? Somewhere along that, I'm thinking.

[promotion_plz]

…Sounds about right.

Hearing about the kind of crap this place pulls, though, I wouldn't give it too much credit for returning memories in some way that makes sense.

[dysprosodia]

Old man.

I didn't think it would. This place defies a good deal of logic to begin with.

1/2

[promotion_plz]

Yeah, I bet all that logic defying really--

2/2

[promotion_plz]

Don't call me that.

[dysprosodia]

Why not? You call me Kid, I call you Old Man. Sounds like a fair deal to me.

[promotion_plz]

I call you Kid because you are a kid. An Old Man has to be at least fifty-something. I don't qualify.

[dysprosodia]

Maybe to you. You're an old man by my standards. How's that?