No, you're not.
I'm annoying.
They, well, uh, you know what?
You can't [?] on what's going wrong.
There's always a way to turn things around.
To find the fun.
Yeah, find the fun.
I don't know how to do that.
Okay, well, try to think of something funny.
Um, oh, remember the [?] movie where the dog dies?
Oh, yeah, that's not...
What about that time with Meg
when Riley laughed so hard
milk came out of her nose?
Yeah, that [?].
It felt like fire.
Oh, it was...
Okay, okay, don't think of that.
Let's try something else.
Uh, what are your favorite things to do?
My favorite?
Um, well, I like it when we're outside.
That's good!
Like there's the [?] and sunshine.
Oh, like that time we buried Dad in the sand up to his neck?
Oh, I was thinking more like rain.
Rain.
Rain is my favorite, too.
We can stomp around in puddles.
You know, there's cool umbrellas, lightning storms.
More like when the rain runs down our back and makes our shoes soggy.
And we get all cold, shivery, and everything just starts [?] droopy.
Oh, hey, hey, hey, easy.
Why are you crying?
It's just really the opposite of what we're going for here.
Crying helps me slow down and obsess over the weight of life's problems.
Ugh.
You know what?
Let's, uh, think about something else.
How about we read some [?] manuals, huh?
Sounds fun.
I've read most of them.
Well, have you read this one?
This seems interesting.
Long-Term Memory Retrieval Volume 47?
No.
Ooh, a [?] page-turner.
Long-Term Memory Data Selection Via Channel Subgrouping?
See?
Fun already.
Ugh, you lucky dog.
You're reading these [?] things.
I gotta go work.
Life is so unfair.
Ugh.