Unless Nan dropped out. Which was the example Zak followed when he dropped out to start his company. He was so impressionable.
Unless Nan dropped out. Which was the example Zak followed when he dropped out to start his company. He was so impressionable.
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“Childhood is such and IMPRESSIONALBLE time.” Wow. That’s deep, Iris. Is that what you’re leaning in your psychology class at the University?
Maybe Nan attended a college that was not in Santa Royale and managed to graduate in “about” (Zak’s vague regarding the timeline) five years. Then again, maybe she gave up after that period and moved on, only to show up (from Hawaii!) in time for her boy’s marriage to a 50-something woman.
“When she sat for me” is oddly put. Zak has odd speech patterns. Maybe Nan does too.
Ian Cameron, PhD, is a reader of this fine blog. Perhaps he remembers Nan?
This talk of "indelible imprinting" really does imply that Nan is going to look just like Iris.
This whole situation is just weird.
And off we go into the countryside. Isn't it more likely that a Thai restaurant (or any restaurant for that matter) would be located in the city rather than out somewhere in the sticks? Maybe the car's GPS voice command screwed up and thought Zak said: "Take us to My Sty restaurant."
HelenClark
These two talk like crash test dummies.
I can't tell. Is Zak driving a Telsa or a VW bug or a hybrid of the two?
I can't tell. Is Zak driving a Tesla or a VW bug or a hybrid of the two?
HelenClark: the restaurant may be in town, but Nan's Serial Killer Shack is a long way from anywhere.
KitKat: This just in: Zak’s last name is Conehead. That is all.
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