Lovienthal: A Short Story

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Lovienthal said with a small, ingratiating smile, hoping to win him over, “they’re really bad for the environment.” The man gave Lovienthal an odious look, having been still upset over the red light incident. “What?” he asked sententiously as his eyebrows narrowed, the creases in his forehead working themselves into deep furrows. The look of rage on the man’s face reminded Lovienthal of the look that his old man would get when every time he would talk about anything that his dad deemed to be hippy crap. “Yeah, you know,” Lovienthal began again cautiously, “those SUV's put out a lot of pollution and—” Incredulous over the fact that Lovienthal would even speak to him; the man stepped up getting into Lovienthal’s face saying, “You know what? Maybe, you shouldn’t tell me how to spend my money, Dirt Bag!” he then quickly began snatching up his items from the counter before Mary finished ringing them up. …show more content…
I'm just sayin'...” Lovienthal began, but didn’t know what to say next. “No! I'm just saying,” the man shouted derisively at Lovienthal before inching even closer to his face. “Who the hell are you to say shit to me? It’s people like me, who work for a living and pay taxes, so cesspools like you and your girlfriend here can get your free government check and do your drugs, and spread that shit you've got growing on your lip

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