I will never stop

“Has nothing to do with being uncool. That just isn’t a normal thing most people have.”

“It doesn’t have to be an actual flask,” she rolled her eyes. “It’s the idea of it I’m talking about.”

“So what kind of experience do you think I am lacking?”

“No, no, no, I don’t want to read you like that,” Kay shook her head. “And it’s obvious you think you’ve got something to prove the more I say it.”

“Don’t get me wrong. I would probably be just as aggressive but I always win with grace and ease.”

“Grace and ease huh? You wanna put that theory to the test? Maybe we can take some of their money.”

“What I like to hear,” Harper grinned, hooking her arm with the other’s, she was overly touchy, she knew that. “Oh they’re great, you can vent until the sun comes down and it’ll never stop you, never interrupt, never complain.”

Kay’s brows rose as the other laced arms with her, but she carried on without saying anything about it. “See, I was sure you were exaggerating, and I’m sure you’re joking to some extent, but part of you is talking about talking to door knobs with so much passion that I actually believe you’d do it.”

“Oh no, I just meant that I’m following you because you’ll lead me to drinks. I’m a very capable conversationalist. My ex used to tell me I could have a conversation with a door knob.”

“Ah, then yeah, I can definitely help you with that,” she gestured the woman to follow her. “So how do conversations with door knobs go exactly?”

Tuck: That just seems like too many. You are not good with ideas.

Tuck: Just planning on being selfish.

Kay: You don't want a whole town's worth of volunteers? How is that a bad idea?

Tuck: Ah yes. Taking the town makes complete sense.

Tuck: That is what matters here, I thought.

Kay: It does. Think of how many volunteers you'd have. You'd just have to frame it as a big party to get them there.

Tuck: How is it not?

Tuck: But it's more fun when you do.

Kay: You know the easy thing would be to either never leave or to take the party with you.

Tuck: I mean you are supposed to use it for good.

Tuck: And why won't you?

Kay: And making sure you never miss a town party, that's good?

Tuck: Just a flash of the badge and gun should work.

Tuck: You have someone in mind?

Kay: Tuck! You would have me use my authority for nefarious non-official purposes? Tsk tsk

Tuck: I always go around this time. Y'all should have waited for me.

Tuck: I need specifics.

Kay: Next time I see the event planners, I'll be sure to chew them out just for you.

Tuck: I want to be there but I can recognize what is important!

Tuck: Think there is something else I should be missing?

Kay: I'm not arguing that what you're doing isn't important, just that maybe schedule your trip better next time :P

Tuck: I really like bonfires! It's all fun!

Kay: You just said it was just a glorified bonfire! Stop changing your tune, Messer!

Tuck: Can't just leave the project for a glorified bonfire.

“A flask? What in the Peaky Blinders do you think I am?”

“So you’re not doing the smart thing and carrying booze around with you because you don’t want to seem uncool?”

“And you think I am all from one look at me?” She seemed casual when she very much intrigued.

“Like I said. You look young. As much as I’m sure you think you know, the experiences are different.”

Tuck: I am having serious FOMO right now.