Depends on the station probs, but in my town they look like this. ...I've been on some weird Girl Scout trips. Anyway tl;dr going with yes laughs.
Two things happen when they get out in the cells: Tony throws up in the corner toilet and Tony flops down and splays out on the floor like a drunk. Because. You know. He is drunk. It's pathetic and...just pathetic really.
He's just waiting for his lawyer to show up. At 2am. He's definitely going to be in the shit. So he's content to just lay around and feel —not sorry for himself, he refuses to throw a pity party— emotionally exhausted. So at some point there's a raspy: "...Do you even have a real job?"
The fact this ends on a giggle probably helps nothing. But look. It's right out of the script of a romcom that Jack felt the need to lie to him. For reasons he honestly doesn't even understand; it was settled a long time ago between them which one was better. Since, you know, Sofia obviously.
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Two things happen when they get out in the cells: Tony throws up in the corner toilet and Tony flops down and splays out on the floor like a drunk. Because. You know. He is drunk. It's pathetic and...just pathetic really.
He's just waiting for his lawyer to show up. At 2am. He's definitely going to be in the shit. So he's content to just lay around and feel —not sorry for himself, he refuses to throw a pity party— emotionally exhausted. So at some point there's a raspy: "...Do you even have a real job?"
The fact this ends on a giggle probably helps nothing. But look. It's right out of the script of a romcom that Jack felt the need to lie to him. For reasons he honestly doesn't even understand; it was settled a long time ago between them which one was better. Since, you know, Sofia obviously.