In Plain Sight · Season 1
Douche bag. I can't believe you buried the lead.
With all that's gone on this week, my making chief hardly makes the lead. It's ancillary.
Don't say ancillary.
Why not?
I don't know. It's annoying.
It's the exact word for what I'm trying to convey.
Don't say convey.
[voice-over] Nobody likes letting go. From our earliest moments, from birth until we're six feet under, our instinct is to grab, grip, cling to a finger, bottle, best friend, to a faded old racing form. Sometimes we hold on for dear life to the very things that keep us from living it, but that comes with an upside. It's the way we feel when we finally let go. The trick, I guess, is to not find a way around the curveballs life serves up, but to live with them; a halfway happy, uneasy alliance, and to search for new things to cling to, and when you finally find them to hang on just as tight. And around and around we go, holding on until the time comes to say goodbye, and like it or not, ready or not, you have to accept one universal truth: life is messy. Always and for all of us. But a wise man once said, maybe messy is what you need, and I think you might be right.
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