Wind: (Sitting at a park bench)
James: Hey, Wind
Wind: What do wewe want, James?
James: I just came for a walk, and wewe were here
Wind: Bullshit. wewe were looking for me
James: Okay, I was. Did wewe see that protest in town
Wind: Protest?
James: Yeah, this one with this one crazy woman
Wind: Crazy? Oh boy, what is it this time?

Alana: It is time we stop letting men step all over us
Wind: Who the fuck is that
James: I think she alisema her name was Alana Sedgwickson. She’s pretty messed up
Wind: How so?
Alana: We need to stop shaming anyone and everyone who is against homosexuality, blacks, women, and anyone who isn’t a straight white male. Like those two (Points at Wind)
Wind: Actually, I’m asexual
Alana: No excuses. People like wewe make us sick
(The crowd boos them)
Wind: We literally did nothing but sit here, lady
Alana: I got a name, buddy. It’s Alana. wewe think that just because I’m a woman, wewe can call me whatever wewe want
Wind: I am terribly confused
Alana: wewe men are always trying to do what wewe can to keep a grip on the leash wewe have on women. Oh, that is so like you.
Wind: Look, equal rights for everyone is fine and all, but don’t spread your agenda psychotically like an STD.
Alana: I am sharing the voice of the people
Wind: Voice of the fucking mentally insane people, maybe. wewe can’t just act like some dictator and expect everyone to listen to you
Alana: I am Alana Sedgwickson. I act how I please.
Wind: So, wewe normally act like a crazed cu-

Wind: (Throws out a window into a dumpster)
James: (Gets thrown in the same dumpster)
Wind: (Cleans himself off)
James: What the hell did I do to deserve getting thrown out a window
Wind: Don’t worry. I’m sure I got my point across

Alana: Okay, inayofuata on the agenda. A fundraiser to build the Male Concentration Camp. Now, we will make them work in our kitchens, yes, but should we also force them to work on plantations, au is that going too far?