The Best Thing I Can Do About It

Chad: I wish my brother-in-law took better care of his interns at the radio station. Like sporting goods stores run by the world government. But it's not up to me. Cecil can run his life the way he wants and he won't ever hear from me about it. The kid understood how the world worked. He wanted to fix it to make it right again. Not much we can do but understand, I told him. And so we reach the end of the April monologues. There is much that could be said; I will say none of it.