I don't know what your problem is, Sam, but you've now insulted everyone here except Corey.""Oh, she already zinged me," Corey said. "I started rubbing my temples and she suggested I don't really get headaches. It just hurts me to think.
In a tense moment, one character confronts another named Sam, accusing them of insulting everyone present, with the exception of Corey. This highlights the growing frustration among the group and emphasizes the impact of Sam's comments on the dynamics of their interactions.
Corey, maintaining a sense of humor amidst the tension, responds by recalling a previous encounter with Sam, where a light-hearted comment was made about his headaches. He jokingly suggests that the pain might stem from his thinking rather than a physical ailment, showing his ability to cope with the situation despite the underlying strain among the characters.
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