As well as being financially unsure of his future,Andy was unsure of his future period. Relationships with both the oppositeand same sex seemed to go ...owhere, typically starting with a few dates andthen simply falling out of contact with the person. The inability to formattachments was something that Andy couldn't really put his finger on ashe continued onto the next town, the next meager paying job, the next hopeof being able to connect with someone, the next disappointment.Andy also. "Didn't think I'd see anybody else out here today."A conversationalist. Ugh! "Right, me neither," he said, and walked past her. Negative utility. But...But then he stopped. This was just the sort of girl he was trying to meet. There was a large utility cost to making conversation, to reaching out, but the expected gain from finding a girlfriend was high -- should be high enough to justify the short-term cost of awkwardness."Wait," he said.The girl stopped and turned. She was really quite. Wo meri taraf dekhker ek katil smile pass ki or thanks you bol ker chali gyi, ooh sorry doston maine unka naam toh bataya nhi unka naam sheela tha (name changed) or figure toh maano yaaro ek baar dekh lo toh uski waqt chut mai or gaand mai lund daal ke jabarjast chod dale. Unka figure 34-28-34 tha. Uski age 26 yrs thi but shakal se wo 23-24 ki lagti thi uski shadi hone wali thi 3-4 months mai.Us raat mai uske chaker mai so nhi paaya or raat mai uske naam ki 3 baar muth maari.Next day wo time. ‘I’m ready for Act Nine,’ Ben said. Karen said, ‘I can’t believe we made it. I’m ready for Act Nine.’ Taggart asked, ‘Do either of you have acting experience?’ Meanwhile, Bethany picked up a cordless phone and went into the kitchen to make a call. Karen and Ben looked confused. ‘No,’ they answered. The other three laughed. ‘Act Nine is where we have a bit of fun, and kill two birds with one stone. The first bird is a test of your ability to create imaginative narrative, to enhance the fun.