So that's your man? The 'talent' you manage?''He had a bad night.' Coolman said tightly.Merry cackled. 'A bad night? The dude's a total homophobe! Also a bigot!''There's a culture gap, that's all.''No, it's a decency gap, Bob! Your client's a flaming a-hole! What's the matter with you? I'm so disappointed.'Coolman had received other morality lectures, though never from a professional criminal.
"So that's your man? The 'talent' you manage?" Merry taunted, indicating someone who clearly had an off night. Coolman responded defensively, saying it was just a bad night. Merry, however, accused the person of being a homophobe and a bigot, highlighting moral issues. She emphasized that the problem wasn't cultural differences but a lack of basic decency, criticizing Coolman's client for his behavior."
Coolman had faced moral judgments before, but never from someone who was a known criminal. The exchange revealed tensions around ethics and character, with Merry expressing disappointment in Coolman's management of someone she deemed morally flawed. The dialogue underscores themes of morality and integrity, contrasting personal values against professional dealings."
