Armchair Anonymous: Thanksgiving II
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How do Dax and Monica prepare for Thanksgiving?
That's cute.
I don't know why.
That's cute.
Same way we had the In-N-Out theme song. As you know, we would just isolate a part of a word and change it. And that was for whatever reason, our comedic overlap.
Isn't that so funny how people build these things in relationships and they don't transfer over?
Right. This is the story of Aaron and I's life. Like, we're laughing so hard and everyone's annoyed out of their mind. We're just so deep now into these layers.
But the things you and Aaron joke about and stuff, do you want to be doing that with everybody else and it's just not working? Or you really only do that there?
Probably I would like it if more people had. Because I'm having the most fun.
Mm-hmm.
No, I don't want to say that that's triggering. You and I have a lot of fun, things we both find to be really funny. But I'm most happy when I'm living in a comedic zone that is unique and novel and I don't, you know.
Yeah.
Yeah, I like it.
Yeah.
Well, I just know that I can sometimes spend hours with Aaron, like, just laugh, you know. You know the stories, like... My mother-in-law came in and was worried. She said to Chris, what is wrong with them? They've been laughing in there. I don't know. She got suspicious maybe we were on drugs or something.
Oh, that's fair.
Given the history of both of us, it's a legitimate concern. But yeah, I like it. If I could feel that way all the time, I probably would want to.
Yeah, that's interesting. Because I don't think so. I think what's born in the space between two people is very unique. I never try to like pull in what it was funny over there into a different relationship.
Got you. I remember it being kind of a relief. So I had a friend, still a friend, Cole Garlick. When we were young, his name was Colin. He changed it.
Oh my God. Yeah. And you, you're allergic to him now.
Now I am. Garlic.
Oh, wow.
Not garlic, but colon garlic. You could see on a playground. At any rate, I started hanging out with him in sixth grade, and we liked to be so weird. The kind of faces I was making in the mirror to embarrass myself, he and I would do for hours. And do you know who has it? Lincoln.
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