I think this happens often, the Other You that people you know keep seeing.
My boss told me he saw me driving on Peachtree Industrial in Norcross on Sunday. Except, I wasn’t in Norcross on Sunday. As far as I know.
In order to prove it wasn’t me, I said, “He wasn’t driving a Honda Civic, was he?”
“Well, yes,” my boss replied, “I think he was.”
The power of suggestion. “What color?”
“Black.”
“I drive a black Honda Civic.”
“Well, this was an older one.”
“Old, like late nineties?”
“Yes.”
“I drive a 1997.”
“Are you sure you weren’t in Norcoss yesterday?”
“Yes, pretty sure. Unless I blacked out and went for a drive.”
The Other Me In Atlanta has been seen by others before. Who knew he’s got my car now?
I live in Norcross off PIB. I’ll keep my eyes out for this imposter.
…and terminate, with extreme prejudice.
Once the pods have assumed human form, they are quite dangerous.
I had a double in High School, name of Ed. Apparently Ed dated waitresses and was unkind to them. I had to be very sure to distinguish myself as “Not Ed” to avoid getting lousy service.
Are you saying you’re not Ed?
I take back everything I told everyone about you then.
I think you were in an elementary school, several thousand miles away. I doubt your testimony had much effect.
But how was Alvin + the Chipmunks?
Okay. RocketBoy liked it.
I could have used some more chipmunk songs, and I think RocketBoy could too. He got a little glassy-eyed during many of the non-song sequences, but he was bouncing in his seat when they started to sing.
Also, when they danced, they were too frenetic, just blurs on the screen with no discernible facial expressions.
Also, Alvin was deemphasized as the ringleading instigator of mischief that we all know and love. So when Dave yells “Aaaaaalvin!” you’re like, “why are you pickin’ on HIM? Did you see what Simon was doing?”