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testing, ... isa, dalawa, tatlo ...
This is a very bad fit. Round hole, square peg.
I'm sorry, ... you just ... don't take things seriously enough-- ... and, frankly, I'm more than capable of making a big enough mess of things on my own without the unwelcome influence of someone with your tendency to act first, shrug later.
You want me to take chances. Integrate. Because, -- 'what self-respecting nerd would turn down behind-the-scenes access to Stark Industries' R&D'?
Well, there's your answer: I'm not a self-respecting nerd. I'm a self-deprecating nerd. Makes sense, coming from the guy whose career-defining contribution to the scientific community is-- ... big, green, mentally retarded and homicidal.
You can laugh. It's funny. In a dark, 'life is an absurdist comedy' kind of way. But listen, the other guy,-- the only way things he does relate to the things I want him to do is incidentally. Incidentally, he helped out the Avengers in New York. That's good. That's a great thing, and I'm glad it happened that way. But apocalyptic scenarios are uniquely conducive to cooperative stances, so it was a calculated risk. It wasn't something I approached blithely. And it doesn't change my situation.
Trust me on this. You want action scenes, flashy lights? Shiny stuff? Go with Tony, instead. He's got the redemption story, and the Batman-with-a-better-GUI thing going on. You'll have fun.
Now, if you'll excuse me, ... I've got to go download Pimsleur Tagalog, ... and practice my glottal stops.
I'm sorry, ... you just ... don't take things seriously enough-- ... and, frankly, I'm more than capable of making a big enough mess of things on my own without the unwelcome influence of someone with your tendency to act first, shrug later.
You want me to take chances. Integrate. Because, -- 'what self-respecting nerd would turn down behind-the-scenes access to Stark Industries' R&D'?
Well, there's your answer: I'm not a self-respecting nerd. I'm a self-deprecating nerd. Makes sense, coming from the guy whose career-defining contribution to the scientific community is-- ... big, green, mentally retarded and homicidal.
You can laugh. It's funny. In a dark, 'life is an absurdist comedy' kind of way. But listen, the other guy,-- the only way things he does relate to the things I want him to do is incidentally. Incidentally, he helped out the Avengers in New York. That's good. That's a great thing, and I'm glad it happened that way. But apocalyptic scenarios are uniquely conducive to cooperative stances, so it was a calculated risk. It wasn't something I approached blithely. And it doesn't change my situation.
Trust me on this. You want action scenes, flashy lights? Shiny stuff? Go with Tony, instead. He's got the redemption story, and the Batman-with-a-better-GUI thing going on. You'll have fun.
Now, if you'll excuse me, ... I've got to go download Pimsleur Tagalog, ... and practice my glottal stops.