XCUSE ME
Starving:
I'm hungry now. Too tired to walk. Nothing left for my boy to nurse. Can you see me here?
Fed:
I'm sorry, but no time right now. I have to take my children to their shiny sc hool after their pancake breakfast.
Starving:
Do you see my boy. My heart is broken afresh every day that I cannot feed him. Fed:
Sorry? What was that? I'm late you know. Have to go. We'll chat later.
Starving:
Somehow I have to walk another 15 miles. It's said there's water there. Can you see me here?
Fed:
No time, no time, I have back to back meetings today. Important business, important plannings.
Starving:
Perhaps your wife then?
Fed:
Oh no, no no. She's busy, booked up with chores and errands and things we need.
Starving:
Oh.
Fed:
Now don't be that way. We help, you know.
Starving:
How? Do you mind if my boy and I lie down now. We're very tired.
Fed:
(wiping hands) Er, um, of course. Well, we give. Money. To charity. Starving: We don't want your money.
Fed:
It's not our fault, you know. Starving: We don't care whose fault it is. We're just hungry. And sick.
Fed:
I don't have time for this right now. I have important planning to do. Starving: We don't want your time.
Fed:
I'll help tomorrow. That's what. I'll book 5 minutes for you at one. Starving: We can't make it.
Fed:
What?
Starving:
We're dead at 6:00 today.
Fed:
Oh. It's not my fault you know.
Starving:
I still don't care.
Fed:
I'm doing important work here. You'll see.
Starving:
Not us. We won't.
Fed:
Well, those after you. Next year. We're making some beautiful buildings. They'll change things.
Starving:
When? Not for us.
Fed:
You'll see. Well those after you. Our buildings will bring in only the best people. Only the best. They're the ones.
Starving:
We need you. Now.
Fed:
No time today. No time. Important meetings, plannings. What was it you wanted? Starving:
Just a glass of milk. For my boy. So he can die without his stomach hurting.
I'm hungry now. Too tired to walk. Nothing left for my boy to nurse. Can you see me here?
Fed:
I'm sorry, but no time right now. I have to take my children to their shiny sc hool after their pancake breakfast.
Starving:
Do you see my boy. My heart is broken afresh every day that I cannot feed him. Fed:
Sorry? What was that? I'm late you know. Have to go. We'll chat later.
Starving:
Somehow I have to walk another 15 miles. It's said there's water there. Can you see me here?
Fed:
No time, no time, I have back to back meetings today. Important business, important plannings.
Starving:
Perhaps your wife then?
Fed:
Oh no, no no. She's busy, booked up with chores and errands and things we need.
Starving:
Oh.
Fed:
Now don't be that way. We help, you know.
Starving:
How? Do you mind if my boy and I lie down now. We're very tired.
Fed:
(wiping hands) Er, um, of course. Well, we give. Money. To charity. Starving: We don't want your money.
Fed:
It's not our fault, you know. Starving: We don't care whose fault it is. We're just hungry. And sick.
Fed:
I don't have time for this right now. I have important planning to do. Starving: We don't want your time.
Fed:
I'll help tomorrow. That's what. I'll book 5 minutes for you at one. Starving: We can't make it.
Fed:
What?
Starving:
We're dead at 6:00 today.
Fed:
Oh. It's not my fault you know.
Starving:
I still don't care.
Fed:
I'm doing important work here. You'll see.
Starving:
Not us. We won't.
Fed:
Well, those after you. Next year. We're making some beautiful buildings. They'll change things.
Starving:
When? Not for us.
Fed:
You'll see. Well those after you. Our buildings will bring in only the best people. Only the best. They're the ones.
Starving:
We need you. Now.
Fed:
No time today. No time. Important meetings, plannings. What was it you wanted? Starving:
Just a glass of milk. For my boy. So he can die without his stomach hurting.
