Easy · Logic ≥ 3
So brown and older? Ruby might have dyed her hair? Though it seems like a stretch at this point.
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So brown and older? Ruby might have dyed her hair? Though it seems like a stretch at this point.
There probably is no crab-man. Don't let them draw you in with this nonsense.
A shrug is good enough for us! Why say it when you can shrug it.
It doesn't take a forensic scientist to guess it's drug-related. They look and act like the kind of guys who've done their fair share.
The gist of it is: They want to turn the church into a club, but a suspicious element has overtaken the building. It's very important to understand what the gist of things is -- always consult the gist before making up your mind. This is going well.
Indeed. So one of them came upon the abandoned church. They want to turn it into a club for dance music, but agents of narcomania have overrun it. You shudder to think of all the narco they must have already consumed in there! Narco is bad.
Of course, not everything is 100% clear here but when is it ever? Congratulations, kids. Your story sort of checks out.
Plus -- and it has to be considered -- you can't invent the future of dance music in this smelly old tent. Imagine if you had the church! That settles it -- analysis complete, their story checks out.
Okay, so the speedfreaks want to start a club for dance music. That much checks out. Youths like music. You feel as though you might have liked music more when you were young too... but you digress.
Well, first of all: you're a smart cop. And a smart cop like you would understand if something wasn't quite right, so this should be easy!
All in all, you really can't tell what that mean programmer grandma was talking about.
Haven't they? Or maybe it's that mean programmer herself who's been lying to you...
Maybe your memory loss was caused by something like this.
How about you get out and breathe -- the air in the tent is too thick for you to think clearly.
It seems that sound here is detached from its source somehow, if not blotted out outright. Truly unusual.