In short, virtually everyone and everything has now been steamrolled by the mighty Mistrust, and we're all a little smaller for it. And yet, probably the saddest thing here is that this all appears to make sense. Indeed, the evidence reinforcing each of our Mistrusts is all too easy to find. There's the infamous Blue Dress, of course, and the bribes funneled from Salt Lake City to the International Olympic Committee. As for lawyers, the evidence buttressing their dubiousness might charitably be called inexhaustible.
Strangers present a similar dilemma.
Which brings us, in a way, back to Jimmy Cotton. As for the other 5 percent, he said, none has ever cleaned him out of veggies, or emptied his mailbox, or anything like that. And if they wanna go to Hell for stealing, I guess it's all I can do to provide the tomato. Cotton laughed as he said this last part. Maybe that evidence is accurate but not really true, if that makes any sense.