Minus
His beard was trimmed, his hair was slicked back, and although he was utilizing a silver-topped cane, he looked ten years younger than the man I’d seen last night.
“Minus, good morning. You okay? You’ve got a goofy look on your face.”
“To be honest, I expected you to be wearing a Santa suit, face down in a puddle of whatever the fuck I saw in that punchbowl,” I said, motioning toward the kitchen.
“Jägenogg. It’s one of Warthog’s holiday traditions.”
“It smells like a fucking chemical weapon,” I said. “No wonder you have cancer.”
Cutter laughed. “I don’t drink that shit! You think I’m crazy?”
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