If I had a nickel for every time a guy that makes being married his identity only for him to have an affair with an employee I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s very unexpected to happen twice.
And by unexpected I mean, completely expected!
(Also it’s funny that Doofensmirtz, a mad scientist villain, was a better husband than these people)
Oh, I agree that it is way better than cheating. My thought process was “how can he be a better husband when he is not a husband at all?” and then “wait, IS he divorced? Am I mis-remembering some plot point?” and here we are.
If I had a nickel for every time a guy that makes being married his identity only for him to have an affair with an employee I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s very unexpected to happen twice.
And by unexpected I mean, completely expected!
(Also it’s funny that Doofensmirtz, a mad scientist villain, was a better husband than these people)
I thought Doofenschmirtz was divorced. Didn’t he talk about getting alimony?
edit: ‘he’, not ‘her’. Much like Gunderson’s Nuts, my typing is nutso good
He is divorced, but the reason for it was each of them wanting different things in life. They’re still on good terms in the show.
Still leagues better than cheating.
Oh, I agree that it is way better than cheating. My thought process was “how can he be a better husband when he is not a husband at all?” and then “wait, IS he divorced? Am I mis-remembering some plot point?” and here we are.
Doof is an absolute sweetheart. Eccentric but a sweetheart.
Is the 2nd the try guys dude that tried infidelity?
They would be the first