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* Ricky Rick is a literal ManChild.
** His behaviors (dressing up in gladiator gear and roller blades, wearing a clothespin necklace, getting inpatient when Bebe is explaining stuff to him, dancing with guests when they confront him with bad news, and randomly spitting out water in the office) seem more appropriate for a small child than a man who's supposedly in his 20s.
** His behaviors (dressing up in gladiator gear and roller blades, wearing a clothespin necklace, getting inpatient when Bebe is explaining stuff to him, dancing with guests when they confront him with bad news, and randomly spitting out water in the office) seem more appropriate for a small child than a man who's supposedly in his 20s.
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* His behaviors (dressing up in gladiator gear and roller blades, wearing a clothespin necklace, getting inpatient when Bebe is explaining stuff to him, dancing with guests when they confront him with bad news, and randomly spitting out water in the office) seem more appropriate for a small child than a man who's supposedly in his 20s.
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* Ricky Rick is a literal ManChild.
**His behaviors (dressing up in gladiator gear and roller blades, wearing a clothespin necklace, getting inpatient when Bebe is explaining stuff to him, dancing with guests when they confront him with bad news, and randomly spitting out water in the office) seem more appropriate for a small child than a man who's supposedly in his 20s.
**His behaviors (dressing up in gladiator gear and roller blades, wearing a clothespin necklace, getting inpatient when Bebe is explaining stuff to him, dancing with guests when they confront him with bad news, and randomly spitting out water in the office) seem more appropriate for a small child than a man who's supposedly in his 20s.
