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[sheriffing]

Or pizza crust.

[It could be worse, Graham.]

[dishearten]

if she needs extra runs after those extra calories, you're going to have to take her.

( that's a lie and they both know it. at least when he goes running with the dog, he seems to remotely enjoy it. )

[sheriffing]

how about we compromise and I throw the crust so she has to chase after it before she eats it?

[ Exercise and a snack, it just makes sense.]

[dishearten]

then my brother would eat it.

( sadly, problem not solved. )

[sheriffing]

what if I gave him his own?

[ once again, problem solved.]

[dishearten]

it sounds to me like you're very motivated to do whatever it takes to not eat your crusts.

( what did the heel of pizza ever do to you, Emma. )

[sheriffing]

crusts don't have toppings.

[ so the dogs can have them. ]

[dishearten]

you are quite lucky we have three different canines that enjoy them, then.
since for some reason you can't give them to your husband.

[sheriffing]

I got my husband dessert.

[dishearten]

you say that like I wouldn't eat both.

( for such a lanky guy, when he does bother to eat, he eats plenty. )

I'll be home soon. I promise.

[sheriffing]

Good, it's just about ready.

[And she got more than enough pizza, so he can shovel away as much as he wants.]