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- this certainly paints a different image. It is usually said that Dylan is the one who couldn't handle his anger and would explode in rage at his bosses and teacher and Eric was the one who was calm and always knew the right words to get out of a sticky situation fast without drawing attention to himself or losing his temper.
That and the car situation. Where a girl hit Dylan's car in the parking lot shortly before NBK. Eric was blazing mad about it but Dylan told him to shut up and get in the car and diffused the situation.
Could also be bc he knew he was going to die soon and was in that "happy" phase...
Dylan seemed like he was the Eric whisperer. He could really calm him down.
I wonder if they had similar triggers when they got mad?
Dylan liked and was better at baseball than soccer so maybe if the roles were reversed and Eric was playing baseball with Dylan and Eric didn't do well, Dylan would have gotten mad?
Maybe Dylan got mad at what he deemed was more important where as Eric could be more erratic.
The Eric whisperer!
I kinda agree with that. I can ONLY imagine Dylan rolling his eyes while trying to calm little Eric down!
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Subject: Re: Eric's soccer-game freakout 
Tue Feb 06, 2018 6:27 pm
