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"We're out of hunny, sir. What the hell do you expect me to do? Are my men supposed to fight with… with jam in their bellies?
What the hell do you expect of a kid who had a timid mouse of a father, frightened, panicky, whacked the daylights out of me when Mrs. True from upstairs accused me of pushing her kid to the sidewalk, which I never did, but the pack of little goyim he was with ran when I turned in mock menace.
"People bullshit in our niche, they say follower count doesn't matter but how in the hell do you expect to reach this generation if they're not following you in some form or capacity?" The thing about doing an interview via direct message — or text, or e-mail, or any written format — is that conversations take longer to type than to say out loud.
"My rent is $1,078 a month, on $10 an hour, how the hell do you expect me to make that work?
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"If they didn't know about it, how the hell did you expect me to know about it?" is his stock answer.
But it has always seemed to be a hollow promise, because, really, how the hell did you expect to fly the things?
(Saying you were outraged by a Lars Von Trier film is like saying you went to a John Waters film and found it in poor taste. What the hell did you expect?) He (sort of) joked that he was the best film director in the world.
"Hell, I'm Randy Moss — what do you expect?" he said.
"What do you expect?
Do you expect him soon?
Well, what do you expect?
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