Just when their business seems about to go bust, the last-minute rush for trees delivers a horde of customers.
So Ackerman, just as she seems about to go all gushy, brings the reader up short with a reminder that, for example, all those nice-smelling herbs weren't designed to please, or even displease, humans.
When Gregor's merger with the company of a gay industrialist, Mark Harries Zach Grenierr), seems about to go south, he calls on his illegitimate son (the excellent Adam Driver) — who hasn't spoken to him for five years and, in his rebellion, has changed his name from Vassily to Basil and moved to New York.
When Gregor's merger with the company of a gay industrialist, Mark Harries (Zach Grenier), seems about to go south, he calls on his illegitimate son (the excellent Adam Driver), who hasn't spoken to him in five years and, in his rebellion, has changed his name from Vassily to Basil and moved to New York.
But it seems about to go wide.
Written and directed by the screenwriter of the delighful, unsung Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, The Meddler seems about to go off the rails at every turn, but it never does.
When Victor, who has been installing security cameras in Trend's apartment building, seems about to go back to the store, Trend distracts him with a lecture about "the grand design" and sends Victor on a quest to find his dream girl.
Referencing, it seems, might be about to go rogue.
Setton told Forbes that Tango still has half of the money from its Series D in the bank, so, with these new cost reductions, it seems like Tango isn't about to go out of business any time soon.
