That’s what friends are for. 
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Doesn’t seem long enough, but it’ll have to do. 
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Oh, come on! 
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Must be a duck in flight. 
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Are you on the clock?
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with friends like you…never mind 
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right now I’m on the pot. don’t ask
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I saw a big flock of ducks gong overhead a while ago. I got my slingshot out and tried to get one for supper but I missed . oh well. Whoppers for supper again 
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I’ve heard that many a time from some of my girlfriends I used to date
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come on where? 
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I was just trying to be helpful.
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I must have been thinkin’ about Trump. 
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Then you’re obviously on the clock.
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Did they have to sign NDAs (non disclosure agreements)?
Do you ever use that slingshot when your supervisor drives by? 
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I think about it
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A lot? Do you have to keep telling yourself: Bad, BK! Bad!
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BK, your duck comment reminded me of something you may not know. You probably know that geese fly in a V shape to conserve energy. They take turns flying in the front to provide an easier flight for the ones behind them so the group as a whole expends the least amount of energy. Most people know that. But have you also noticed that one side of the V shape is longer than the other side? I have found that many people do not know the reason for that.
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“The classic ‘dad joke’ answer is: Because there are more birds on that side”.
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Maybe you could get paintballs. Would they work in a slingshot? You could tell your supervisor it wasn’t you. It was a bunch of kids on your route, but you don’t know which kids.
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