STAN: Ugh, this is gonna SUCK.
STAN: First my parents push me into this without even giving me so much as a warning.
STAN: Now I’m stuck with Sir Douchealot the third for a whole summer.
STAN: So awesome.
GREGORY: Oh, the dilemma we have found ourselves in...
STAN: Ugh.
GREGORY: How will this summer ever be so grand...
GREGORY: When again will the seasons light shimmer through to my soul?
STAN: Ugggggh.
GREGORY: What will become of me--
STAN: Can’t you just act normal for a change?
STAN: Just shut up already.
GREGORY: OH!!!
GREGORY: QUE C’EST FAUTE!
GREGORY: To go on is to watch my last innocent months wither before my very eyes, never to experience the joys of this camp ever again!
STAN: Maybe I can request a transfer or something...
GREGORY: Trapped within the bounds of these wooden walls, fated to fight amongst each other like animals...
STAN: I’m not going to fight you, what are you on.
GREGORY: O, doth the beanied fellow carry not malice?
GREGORY: Is it not the entire reason you’ve stepped through that door?
STAN: Yeah I totally came in here expecting to see you, stupid.
STAN: What have you been doing in here?
STAN: How long have you even been in this cabin?
GREGORY: Documenting my experiences thus far on what was meant to be a most joyous summer...
GREGORY: Until now...
GREGORY: Oh...!
STAN: Wait seriously.
STAN: You brought your whole laptop here?
STAN: How did they allow that.
STAN: They took my freaking phone away.
STAN: Is
STAN: Does that journal say “summer memories?”
STAN: Is this a leather back journal?Â
STAN: Jesus christ, dude.
GREGORY: Mockery!
GREGORY: It has already begun!
GREGORY: You’ve nuzzled your way into my life, now you’re eating me from the inside out like a parasite!
STAN: You are making NO SENSE.
STAN: you’re the worst. you’re the worst. you’re th
GREGORY: A rope! My tears cascade down my cheeks!
GREGORY: I collapse to the floor, the weight of my sorrows too heavy for my shoulders to bear any longer!
STAN: I hate that this isn’t even the first time you’ve done this crap.
STAN: I hate that I’m used to this.
GREGORY: Tap... tap tap...
GREGORY: Tap, the droplets drum the floor, distinctly crestfallen in their beat.
GREGORY: “What is that?” you ask...
STAN: I don’t.
GREGORY: They are tears, I cry.
GREGORY: To bunk with my most horrid of rivals.
GREGORY: To be side by side with the man who hates every fiber of my being...
GREGORY: This makes me cry, can’t you see?
STAN: First off, no I can’t.
STAN: You’re just sort of
STAN: Sort of making a pool of water on the ground.
STAN: Second of all, we haven’t even talked in months.
STAN: We’re not rivals.
STAN: I don’t hate every part of you, just... most of you.
STAN: Maybe if you did less of whatever this is, I wouldn’t hate you as much.
GREGORY: Sniffle... sniffle hic...
STAN: You really don’t need to say the words out loud, I get it.
GREGORY: Do... do mine ears deceive me?
GREGORY: Is this some sort of truce?
GREGORY: Are we looking for common grounds?
STAN: Didn’t say that, but that’s probably how you’re gonna take it anyways.
GREGORY: I suppose...
GREGORY: If I am to be glued to the side of my enemy for my trek through summer blast...
GREGORY: It would only be just, that I attempt to appease such a beast.
GREGORY: I will do my best, your foulness...
GREGORY: Acting not as my own skin for your amusement, if that is what it takes...
STAN: Cool, sure.
STAN: Whatever.
GREGORY: All I ask in turn is...
GREGORY: May you not ridicule me more for my most personal of actions...?
GREGORY: Please, O mighty...
GREGORY: ...Grant me allowance to continue the documentation of my... m-my unrestrained summer fun...
GREGORY: Even if it is within a custom-engraved 50$ hard leatherback notebook (medium weight grade).
STAN: I don’t care.
STAN: I so, so, so do not care.
GREGORY: Then...
GREGORY: It has been decided.
GREGORY: Enemies to friends, perhaps...?
GREGORY: [Chuckles absently...]
GREGORY: Only time will tell...
...
GREGORY: SCENE!
GREGORY: Oh, that has to be one of my best impromptu performances yet!
GREGORY: This is why I always wear waterproof eyeliner.
GREGORY: Stan, while I may detest your vile insides so, perhaps we can make this work out!
GREGORY: After all, I’m sure South Park’s failed star athlete won’t be ruffling any of my feathers anyhow.
GREGORY: Just pretend you don’t exist and I’ll do the same, mhm?
GREGORY: I’ve more important matters to attend to, hope you enjoyed the show.
STAN: I didn’t.














