Ok, fair, that's good, I think we probably agree more than disagree then. I guess my take on it is that the handful of Ricks I've seen, they all wanted to posi

Ok, fair, that's good, I think we probably agree more than disagree then. I guess my take on it is that the handful of Ricks I've seen, they all wanted to position themselves as irreplaceable, as kings of the project. For them it was intentional. Maybe not the case with the Rick in this story. Without knowing the person (or even if the person is real, or if this is a composite character from multiple situations, etc), we're all just guessing. I'm just more inclined to sympathize with the author, because of my own experiences with Ricks. :)