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[iwatchtjhooker]

[Have a frustrated-looking Sam. All the more strange since it looks like someone's combed and slicked his hair. His mouth twitches when his irritation gets the better of him.]

You know how sometimes in this city, people wake up and start acting strangely, or think they're someone else entirely? [He sighs.] What do you do when they think you're someone else? Because Dean and Donna can play house all they want when I don't have to watch, but now they've decided I'm their six-year-old son and I can't leave without a chaperone. I've kind of outgrown spaghetti-O's and cartoons, too.

If they tell me to clean my room, seriously. I'm not answerable for my actions.

Comments

[waitedforyears]

Guess you're lucky, then.

[iwatchtjhooker]

In one sense? I sure am.

[waitedforyears]

In one sense?

[iwatchtjhooker]

The one that doesn't involve Dean thinking I'm his kid.

[waitedforyears]

's not that bad, is it?

[iwatchtjhooker]

It could be worse, I guess, but in the scheme of today I'd say there are high and low points.

[waitedforyears]

What was the high points?

[iwatchtjhooker]

Wow, you really want me to spell it out, don't you?

[waitedforyears]

Just trying to get you not to mope about the low points, is all.

[iwatchtjhooker]

Point taken.

Thanks, Amy.

[waitedforyears]

Any time.