• db2@lemmy.world
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    6 days ago

    Who is this supposed to be insulting to, the scale master, the wife or the driver?

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      6 days ago

      They’re calling the scale master’s wife fat, so I’d say the scale master, assuming they’re making it up.

      If the scale master’s wife really is in the sleeper then they’re making fun of her.

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        6 days ago

        And yet one married her and the other wants to screw her, but it’s also somehow an insult? It’s illogical nonsense.

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          5 days ago

          Well of course it’s not logical it’s a joke.

          Don’t forget, Jesus is telling him to say that.

          Logic is just not how this is meant to be interpreted. This isn’t debate club.

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              5 days ago

              Well usually I find people like answers to their questions, and am generally happy to help when I have those answers. It can also be interesting to run through the hypothetical scenario this sort of response would suggest. However, just because we can and did put the scenario in a framework of logic and see what that gave us, that doesn’t mean the original scenario is meant for it. Calling it illogical nonsense when it was never meant to be a genuine scenario is like calling a fish a horrible distance runner. You’re not wrong, but you’re missing the entire point.

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          When hot men think I’m debasing myself to let them fuck me, I try to not overthink that part.