Sukrucuk spelled out the action-verb part of his sentence syllable by syllable like a new-generation rapper. And when it came to the question mark, he didn't hold back from furrowing his brows to declare how dead serious he was.
"One person scoring three goals isn't enough to secure that house. You have to compete as a group, and at least three people need to sink every single shot back-to-back. So, what I'm saying is!"
"We get it, we get it. If we score nine goals back-to-back, we can grab the house. Now, I'm going to ask you the most important question! Open your ears and listen very carefully, here it comes, wait for it!"
Sukrucuk possesses a highly conservative stance when it comes to the eye-for-an-eye philosophy. After declaring he was going to ask the guy a question, he's stretching his words out like taffy, trying to make it blatantly obvious through winks and nods that he's messing with him on purpose. How could we possibly not get it?
