*chomp*

And WHY AM I NOT DOING ANYTHING ABOUT IT??

Why is it being pulled by two nodding velociraptors?

Oh, and furthermore, “can they do that? Can that do that?” could be a musical number performed by Mike Wazowski—
Hey, wait a sec— HEY— what’s that vaudeville hook doing, coming at me from stage left?

I am as Garfield on a Monday Morning, and this movie is my lasagna.

and *still do it all again*. Even though we know better.
Because “We’ll have a coupon day”.

(Perhaps on the toilet, as did Poor Genaro)

We will do wildly dangerous things, do them irresponsibility, suffer the consequences

prophetic to our “blood-sucking” capitalist times. Even the way he says “coupon” says to me that he actually gets the most cynical point of the movie; the dark antithesis to Life Finds A Way. “We’ll Have a Coupon Day.”

Genaro, the “blood-sucking lawyer” as the most compelling character, sometimes as if he were a Harvey Korman role written by Mel Brooks, and the most