"What is this trick or treat?" answered Jame.

**jutfrank** · 01-Feb-2021, 12:08

Originally Posted by Charlie Bernstein

Hm. This doesn't sound like a trick-or-treat situation. Am I just not getting it?

Oh, right. I misunderstood too. I thought they were two completely unrelated sentences. And I read Jane instead of James.

**alpacinoutd** · 01-Feb-2021, 13:56

Is this okay?

"Either you let me sleep with Patrick without making a fuss or I'm filing for divorce," said Nicole in an admonishing tone.

"Heads, you win, tails, I lose," answered Jame [her husband].

**emsr2d2** · 01-Feb-2021, 15:21

It seems like a strange deal. If James' wife wants to sleep with another man, divorce seems like a great result!

**Tdol** · 02-Feb-2021, 09:20

Originally Posted by alpacinoutd

He has two bad options. Isn't that kind of similar to trick and treat?

If that is so, is the treat the divorce or letting her sleep with Patrick?

**alpacinoutd** · 02-Feb-2021, 14:58

Originally Posted by Tdol

If that is so, is the treat the divorce or letting her sleep with Patrick?

The option of sleeping with another man is the treat for the wife.

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