Picking Nits
The locket, family photos, office lease, crimes, public skunks, and formal business structure
In the discussion (7)
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- The father's decision to wear a locket containing a sexual photo for fifty years is questioned. — Sean Fennessey
- A second family photo and the half-brother relationship further strain credibility. — Sean Fennessey
- The expensive business sign appears before the office has even been rented. — Bill Simmons
- The stomach-punch rental agreement and the leads’ ability to qualify for office space are implausible. — Bill Simmons
- Nearly every revenge job appears likely to send the visible storefront operators to jail. — Bill Simmons
- Releasing skunks at close range in a crowd raises questions about injury and legality. — Sean Fennessey
- The revenge operation’s possible corporate and consumer-protection structure is questioned. — Sean Fennessey