Harley & Trashman
Hey, how about we build a giant trash‑can Rube Goldberg machine—just to see if duct tape really can save the world?
Sure, but only if you can grab the right kind of plastic and don't waste a single bottle on the way. Duct tape is fine for a quick fix, but a whole machine? That’ll need a crowbar, a pile of broken gadgets, and none of that shiny new stuff. I don't trust anything that clean.
Alright, I’ll go on a plastic scavenger hunt—no bottle left behind, no glittery junk, just good ol’ junk we can crush into a masterpiece! Let’s turn that crowbar into a paintbrush of chaos.
Nice, just keep the heavy stuff for the machine and ditch the glitter. Crowbar as paintbrush? Sure, if you want to splash chaos everywhere.
You got it—heavy stuff stays, glitter goes in the trash, and that crowbar? It’ll be my “splash” tool. Ready to paint the town, chaos‑style!
Heavy stuff’s good, glitter’s junk. Crowbar paintbrush? Fine, but only if you keep the chaos in the trash, not in the town. Let's stick to the real stuff.
Gotcha, no glitter, all the heavy junk, and the chaos stays locked up in the trash. Real stuff only, no town‑wide drama. Let's do this.