of the general's satires

3DS: ppt!
PPT: 3ds!

3: what a pleasure. how nice of you to drop by, ppt!
p: of course of course. i have some pressing problems she - i mean we need to take care of...
3: you don't mean?
p: yes of course...
3: so its that case?
p: yes of course...
3: wait.. whats the case?
p: uh i don't know. i thought you knew.
3: um it must be about that- boy - what's his name- the pianist he calls himself
p: ah yes of course... the pianist.. she - i mean we are very concerned about the views has been expressing...
3: i entirely agree... not liking satires and intellectualised art? how preposterous!
p: yes of course... so she - i mean we- want to make sure nothing more of the sort is continued on his - his what do you call it - clog. yes of course.. clog. she - i mean we want to ensure he likes satires etc
3: yes yes, she- i mean we can't have him thinking that satires and intellectualised art is bad can we?
p: so now she- i mean we would like to make it clear to him the facts
3: so just a friendly phonecall and a friendly shutdown of his clog?
p: yes, of course
3: alright pps. its a good move by her - i mean us to promote satires and intellectualised art. it makes them feel smart and that there is freedom of expression.
p: yes of course. but as she- i mean we understand, the only reason why we allow it is that this freedom doesn't really result in anything at all... it only gives the impression of intelligence
3: haha genetics... haha... yes yes many generations
p: what was that 3ds?
2: oh nothing.
p: alright don't forget the friendly phonecall and the friendly warning reminder on the clog!
2: yes sir. ppt!
p: 3ds!