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As Clark and Carol's affair progresses, DTF St. Louis begins to lionize Floyd, highlighting his kindheartedness and his understanding relationship with his stepson Richard (Arlan Ruf). It's as if the show forgets that he, too, is actively trying to cheat, reducing him instead to a virtuous teddy bear in death. Clark and Carol risk being flattened as well, turned into nothing more than streaks of blithe idiocy and cold manipulation.
“呐，这个工作很有挑战，每个客人性格都不同，你安排小姐被客人挑走，他下次再找你，是不是很有成就感啦？所以很喜欢这个行业。”