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Good. Step one complete. Now, let the lieutenant feast his eyes on the fruit of the tree of cool.
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You've got to work your way into this thing. The subtle way. Wind him up a little, don't immediately go for the kill.
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'Subtle' like the aesthetic cacophony the two of you are making right now? Look at this shit. The visual fields make no sense. You're like a pair of white socks in brown sandals right now. It's disgusting.
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There's another way we can go with this: Frame-control. Flip the situation on its head. Make them play by your rules.
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- Hold on... 'Frame-control'? 'I-wanna-have-fuck-with-you' kind of frame-control?
- "Oh, I see... Look, I can wear the 'Pissfa***t' jacket if that's the problem."
- "Kim, you and I -- this dynamo duo -- me in the 'Fuck the World' jacket and you in that old bomber jacket... Visually it just doesn't make sense any more."
- "Lieutenant, I'm gonna be honest for a moment: You look like shit."
- "Forget it, this was a stupid idea." (Abandon the effort.)
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It was sub-par delivery, not a lack of technique that failed you there. You could've still saved it, had you not failed her shit-test.
'What was that, that's not how woooooords are used, say it again', giggles-giggles. Classic shit-test. That was your chance to just own it.
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A shit-test is something wömen give men to see how strong their frame is, how confident they are. Fail it and they'll bail for another, more dominant alpha-male. It's in their nature.
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"You said you'd wear 'Pissf****t', but you realised you're more 'Fuck-the-World'. And that's totally fine..."
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"Alright, that was fun. But not really," he adds, slipping back into his familiar bomber. "Enough time wasted. Let's get back to work."
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"The problem is..." the lieutenant says, glancing at the lapels, sleeves, and studs, "it really does look cool to have both of these jackets on right now."
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"That's what I'm afraid of," he mumbles. More to himself than anyone else. "We better solve this thing fast."
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"Let's be clear about one thing. The first chance I get, this thing's coming off. And that will be it -- no take-backs, no 'follow-up conversations', that's it. Do you understand?"
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- "You mean any more than I already am?" He looks around. "We better solve this case fast officer. I'm not 100% comfortable with this."
- "That's what I'm afraid of," he mumbles. More to himself than anyone else. "We better solve this thing fast."
- "I can't believe you talked me into this," he mumbles. "We better solve this thing fast."
He means it. The moment your jacket comes off, so does his. That means you're probably going to have to keep fucking the world till the end of days.
"Alright, Fuck," the lieutenant turns to you. "Time to solve a murder, as counter-intuitive as it might seem in these jackets. Let's go."
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"You mean any more than I already am?" He looks around. "We better solve this case fast officer. I'm not 100% comfortable with this."
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"The 'cool-factor' might hit me later." The lieutenant fingers the brown studded lapels. "Right now it feels like a joke gone too far."
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He's looking around nervously, regrets putting the jacket on, wants to take it off.
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"I can't believe you talked me into this," he mumbles. "We better solve this thing fast."
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"Kim, you and I -- this dynamo duo -- me in the 'Fuck the World' jacket and you in that old bomber jacket... Visually it just doesn't make sense any more."
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"Fortunately for you, I'm still holding on to this sweet-as-fuck 'Pissf****t" jacket... Funny how life is sometimes..."
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"Mhm. This is one of those times where you're just going to keep talking no matter what I say, isn't it?"
"Imagine two cops, who've only known each other for a few days, yet such is their devotion, their bond, that they don these two jackets -- 'Fuck the World' and 'Pissf****t'..."
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"Tell me, Kim: What are the odds that after all that they fail to solve the case while wearing these two jackets?"
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"Never has anyone asked me to place more trust in them than you're asking of me, right now. If you saw this branch out from under me while I've got 'Pissf****t' written on my back..."
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- "The odds are very high, officer. It's situations like this that make me afraid I'll end up being the cretin-cop with 'Pissf****t' on his back..."
- "The odds are quite high," the lieutenant replies, rubbing his forehead. "It doesn't care if we're in leather jackets that say 'Fuck the World' and 'Pissf****t' on their backs..."
- "Never has anyone asked me to place more trust in them than you're asking of me, right now. If you saw this branch out from under me while I've got 'Pissf****t' written on my back..."
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"The odds are quite high," the lieutenant replies, rubbing his forehead. "It doesn't care if we're in leather jackets that say 'Fuck the World' and 'Pissf****t' on their backs..."
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"The odds are very high, officer. It's situations like this that make me afraid I'll end up being the cretin-cop with 'Pissf****t' on his back..."
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"I disagree," he says with a small nod. "In fact if we were to do a poll right now, a little 'who looks like shit'-poll, I'm fairly confident you'd come out on top."
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This is not how one gives speeches, milord -- why antagonise the lieutenant? Try again.