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Deconstruction & Distraction -
Raising tension,
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they're trying to trick you out of your playfulness -
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It's like a con game - They use contrivance
and
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concealment to put a stop to the conversation.
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"You must be a fan of the 'Whole Language'
article in
today's Journal." ... "What's happening,
bro'?"
—Nothing special.
—It fell off a truck, right? ...
One thing after another.
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"What a dirty
mind! I never would have
thought of such a thing."
—Very unique.
—It's almost ludicrous, isn't it?
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"Having fun?"
—Just lucky!
—Better than chocolate!
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"Do you have a backup
plan in case that doesn't work?"
—Of course!
—It's page by page.
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This is ambush - There's an assumption
in there: You're
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little, they're big; You're wrong, they're
right; You're
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bad, they're good - Give it right back,
whatever they
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throw at you - You're just as rich as
them, if not better -
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You're just as smart as them, if not better -
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You're just as important as them, if not better.
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"What's up,
buddy?"
—WORLD POWER!
—Nothing deep.
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"This is a great idea – You
could get someone who
really knows pop culture to write
it."
—Soul searching.
—Bob Dylan.
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"What's wrong?"
—The alliance.
—It's pretty nice.
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"You do well when you dress in the dark."
—Loafing around!
—That's good to know –
I think I'll fall down.
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