He can't really explain the nerves about doing all this, because it's nothing rational, by any means. At least, once you get beyond the rational worry that they can't make enough money for Hank to live on.
He doesn't want to fail.
But when you're creating your own parameters for success, what is failure?
For now, failure would be not doing this because he's afraid of an abstract concept.
The ping of a network post by Hank brings him out of the strange funk he's sunken himself into in the back room and brings him out into the front, where he wraps an arm around Hank from behind and leans into the chair.
"How's it feel?" he asks, because Hank's feelings are more interesting to him than his own right now.
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He doesn't want to fail.
But when you're creating your own parameters for success, what is failure?
For now, failure would be not doing this because he's afraid of an abstract concept.
The ping of a network post by Hank brings him out of the strange funk he's sunken himself into in the back room and brings him out into the front, where he wraps an arm around Hank from behind and leans into the chair.
"How's it feel?" he asks, because Hank's feelings are more interesting to him than his own right now.