But I think it’s interesting if McKay wasn’t leaping ahead to “nice,” but rather to “fair,” which would actually make his response make more sense.
I totally agree with you. In fact, I assumed Carson said fair and was surprised to learn that *I* completed the sentence that way, not Carson. And I don't think Carson would bother correcting Rodney's niceness in a situation like that, but I think he would take the time to call him on the unfairness of the comparison and the assignment of blame.
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Date: 2006-01-14 07:42 pm (UTC)From:I totally agree with you. In fact, I assumed Carson said fair and was surprised to learn that *I* completed the sentence that way, not Carson. And I don't think Carson would bother correcting Rodney's niceness in a situation like that, but I think he would take the time to call him on the unfairness of the comparison and the assignment of blame.