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Sudetenland Tales
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Richard the “Abused” Goth
Richard Hughes of just-inside-the-Sudetenland line Fishkorn was a pathetic drunkard, a thief, and a sneaking petty vandal, but he had his bad points as well. At twenty-five years of age he had never held any job longer than two months, defensively attributing that to things like “Burger King ended my Fry Flipping Manager job because their DEI crap replaced me with inexperienced darkie flippers.”
He was probably more or less right, insofar as his short-sighted explanation perennially went, but the unasked question remained unasked, making Richard unaware of it. “Why is a presumably White person competing for chump change jobs with assholes who can’t even speak English?”
A possible reason for Richard’s inability to dent the work marketplace was that he lived with his divorced girlfriend Michelle (Micky) in her parent’s house, her folks taking up arms after the duo’s sob story and intrusive arrival. Though not this way when they bought their house, their Fishkorn community had creepingly become a bastion for bums, and now their house was invaded.
Micky was a worse drunk than Richard; so much so that her former husband declared himself gay, even shoving a blood inducing GI
