In an attempt to escape the chaos of everyday life, Kevin decided to isolate himself in his basement for a weekend of peace and productivity. Armed with snacks, his laptop, and an enthusiastic playlist, he envisioned writing a best-selling novel. The first night went smoothly—he binge-watched a show instead—and the second night turned into a spontaneous potato chip feast, which he believed would fuel his creative juices. By Sunday, after days of isolation, he emerged from the basement looking like a cave troll, boasting crinkly chip bags as awards for his “hard work.”
The kicker came when Kevin realized that instead of being the next Hemingway, he had collaborated with his reflection in the mirror for hours, creating an award-winning piece titled “Where Did All My Snacks Go?” His masterpiece was so gripping it could have sparked an existential crisis—specifically, “Why is my sweatpants situation worse than my novel?” The moral of the story? Sometimes, isolation just leads to the isolation of your snacking habits—fame would have to wait!
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Loneliness

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Considering that he is the voice and thought of the sock, I guess he is making progress
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Or getting exponentially worse
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I saw this and immediately thought of Bill Daughterive from King of the Hill.
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I’m torn between that and the isolation chamber scene in Rocket Man, lol
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He looks like a grown up Bobby to me
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Mister?! That sock isn’t a licensed doctor!
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Most therapists aren’t.
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Mr. Sock is the only one who listens therapist is jealous
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Friends with benefits
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Plot Twist: Mr. sock the Therapist moonlights as Ms. Chardonet Bubbles the Transexual Prostitute.
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Don’t cum in your therapist! (I went through 3 therapists before I internalized this lesson.)
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Shooka shooka
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What’s the joke? They have honest, open communication…?
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