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Carl! You've tracked mud all over the carpet.
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Now that right there is a mess.
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I just had it cleaned yesterday, Carl.
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I'm not responsible for this. I've been jamming on
the saxophone all morning.
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They're clearly your hoof prints Carl.
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Then there is an imposter on the lose.
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They lead directly to you!
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Clue number one, the imposter is a phantom.
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Carl, stop avoiding...
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(Explosion)
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Carl!
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Happy birthday!
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It's not... please tell me you had nothing to do with this.
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Why don't you blow out your candle?
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You've gone too far this time, Carl.
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What's that? It's hard to hear you over
the sound of melting city.
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How did you even do this?
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A dollop of fairy dust.
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Carl!
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I ripped a tag off a mattress.
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This isn't funny, Carl.
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Who's laughing? Clearly not all
the people who just exploded.
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I'm leaving, I've had enough of this.
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But think of all the perfectly roasted faces
we get to munch on now.
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What? Why?
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Because we're friends, and friendship is two pals munching on a well cooked face together.
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That isn't friendship, Carl. That's sick.
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Well, then you're probably not going to
like your birthday decorations.
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It's not even my... Oh my god...
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Suprise!
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Oh, oh no. Ahh...
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I'm sorry. I thought you liked faces.
Obviously there's a miscommunication.
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This is awful, Carl.
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You're right. It's not nearly as tasteful
as I pictured it in my head.
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I think I'm going to throw... oh god, one touched me.
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This was clearly the wrong way to go.
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You think, Carl?
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What can I say? I expected them to be cooked more.
Raw face is just gross.
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That isn't the problem, Carl. Why would
you think any of this way a good idea.
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Probably because I'm a dangerous sociopath
with a long history of violence.
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- Oh.
- I don't understand how you keep forgetting that.