u/Gold_Area5109

So my friend made a custom script with Philosopher, Hermit, Drunk, Moonchild and Klutz on the same script.

It breaks my brain trying to figure out how this resolves... And if anyone is the Philosopher they will choose Hermit for the lolz.

Logically, the Philospher can't be made to think they are the Drunk and would just gain the abilities of Klutz and Moonchild... and perhaps get a "bluff" for a townsfolk.

Or is it a zero sum situation where the Drunks ability takes precedence and they end up with no ability?

Help!

I know I acted a bit childishly, but I’d probably react the same way if it happened again.

My supervisor is a chronic oversharer who clearly needs therapy for multiple reasons but shuts down anyone who suggests it.

At the end of the workday, he came out of his office and launched into a very detailed story about a spat between his wife and their elementary-aged daughter. The daughter has been testing limits lately, and his wife is completely burnt out.

To summarize: His wife was reading a bedtime story to both girls. The older daughter was also trying to read a comic book. When the wife told her to put it away or she’d stop reading, the daughter complied—but then lay half out of the bed. After another warning, the daughter dramatically flipped back into bed. At that point, the wife had enough and stopped reading entirely.

The story continued with the daughter crying that she’s “just bad” and no one should love her. My supervisor reassured her, then mentioned (somewhat randomly) that his grade-school daughter has recently started reading How to Win Friends and Influence People. He also described how exhausted and frustrated his wife was.

Then he added that he decided to sleep in the next morning. This led to him telling us that his daughter had accidentally tied her shorts wrong, and while fixing them, she realized she wasn’t wearing underwear. He kept going: his wife sent him in to get her underwear, but ultimately the daughter ended up getting on the school bus without any.

This is where I acted childish. I started blasting Skeletor memes over my speakers.

My supervisor eventually noticed and said something like, “I guess [My Name] didn’t like this conversation.” He was right—I didn’t.

Afterward, a coworker pulled me aside and lectured me for half an hour about how inappropriate it was to interrupt our supervisor. He emphasized that the boss needs an outlet because he refuses to go to therapy. I eventually ended the conversation by telling him that if he ever has a problem with me cutting someone off, he should feel free to call me out on it anytime.

For context, I’m the oldest person in our small group and I’m divorced. The others are younger: one coworker is a year younger than me with two boys, my supervisor is a couple younger, the one who lectured me is seven years younger and is planning to switch careers to become a therapist, and the last one is in his late 20s.

I realize now that a better response would have been to calmly say the conversation felt inappropriate or simply walk away. But am I really the biggest asshole here?