The Art of Saying It

"It's Stephen King. You can't just say it left and right in there," he says. "He saw a beep eating a hot dog. I didn't do that." The character is described as the lovable, his whole thing. He describes black people one way; you describe them with two syllables. It doesn't make sense for the character to think it don't make sense to describe the shop clerk by saying it, but he just says it constantly.