Now I have to go watch it. For the 8941st time.

There might also be scope for the workaholic to tell dream boy to grow the eff up, but I can't quite picture that yet. I think dream-boy reading workaholic the riot act might already be a form of growing up and that might be sufficient. Okay, I'll give that a try.

"... for your bullshit. You can't sleep because you're a toxic perfectionist that thinks nothing and no one is good enough except me. And I can see the writing on the wall, one day I won't be good enough for you either. Go fix yourself, then maybe can spend time together again."

... I want them to save each other. But so far I've had dream boy teaching workaholic to have fun and cynical workaholic saving naive dream boy from industry creeps. So cliche. I think maybe I need them to have a fight. I think maybe I need dream boy to say "I love you, but I ain't got time..."

... I want them both to experience the pressures of the industry that they are both in -- the Korean entertainment industry. One is an idol and one is a producer, though they don't interact freqently in their work. I want them to help each other navigate the worst of the pressures...

... so let me think aloud about how I want this to go...

I just did. Never again! 😂

Believe me, I am.

There's a Planning Act violation for this property and the seller needs to resolve it before the sale can close. Our lawyer says it will take *months* to resolve; the seller's lawyer apparently believes it can be resolved by our closing date, which is Monday. Who to believe?

It sure is. The Willie Nelson version was popular back in my youth, but it was recorded even earlier than that by Brenda Lee, Elvis Presley and John Wesley Ryles. The Pet Shop Boys version is my favourite.

Not marinate, evaporate.

Years have been shaved off my life.