With the intention of being annoying, Numbers will point out that they don't have a strip club. Unless they do. In that case, ignore this.
But anyways, with regards to his motive, he continues to dodge the question with stupid comments like "I always wanted to drive a truck like that, you know how when you were a kid you'd pump your arm and try to get them to honk the horn?" or shit like that. But once Norman steps forward, Numbers gets a little more pointed with his comments.
His humor disappears and he's more aggressive, asking them what purpose it is to keep people here if they don't want to be here. What the point of the whole "nice and neighborly" charade is when there's clearly something wrong with this town and the people involved--Dick and Norman included.
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But anyways, with regards to his motive, he continues to dodge the question with stupid comments like "I always wanted to drive a truck like that, you know how when you were a kid you'd pump your arm and try to get them to honk the horn?" or shit like that. But once Norman steps forward, Numbers gets a little more pointed with his comments.
His humor disappears and he's more aggressive, asking them what purpose it is to keep people here if they don't want to be here. What the point of the whole "nice and neighborly" charade is when there's clearly something wrong with this town and the people involved--Dick and Norman included.