When Ben says “au revoir” in French is he actually saying “goodbye”? As in, he’s speaking English for that word?
That is a good question Sean! In that speech bubble I put the “au revoir” in french because of two reasons. 1- because it sounds waaay nicer to the tongue than “goodbye” hahah, and two (this is super niche), it was a bit of a nod to a 90s nike commercial. With that said, your theory is waaay funnier, so I’ll say that’s what actually happened!
Rest in peace Ben, it’s been nice knowing you. Nabi will make an example out of you
RUN BEN RUUUUUUN
What I’m thinking is that it’s probably not a good idea to brag about that kind of thing openly. No telling who’s listening.
Totally. Like your sister who was already angry. BUT, I hear what you say, I’d say that this is a bar they go frequently and know it’s regulars, so someone actually dangerous listenig to it wouldn’t be an issue
When Ben says “au revoir” in French is he actually saying “goodbye”? As in, he’s speaking English for that word?
That is a good question Sean! In that speech bubble I put the “au revoir” in french because of two reasons. 1- because it sounds waaay nicer to the tongue than “goodbye” hahah, and two (this is super niche), it was a bit of a nod to a 90s nike commercial. With that said, your theory is waaay funnier, so I’ll say that’s what actually happened!
Rest in peace Ben, it’s been nice knowing you. Nabi will make an example out of you
RUN BEN RUUUUUUN
What I’m thinking is that it’s probably not a good idea to brag about that kind of thing openly. No telling who’s listening.
Totally. Like your sister who was already angry. BUT, I hear what you say, I’d say that this is a bar they go frequently and know it’s regulars, so someone actually dangerous listenig to it wouldn’t be an issue