The world according to the Hutt - part 2

One of our frequent complaints at Tartarus is communication. No one tells anyone else anything. In particular, your friends Spoof and Speck are told nothing. Patrons coming into Tartarus know more about what is going on than we do. We'd like to make it clear - we pay attention. We listen to what is happening around us. We simply are not told.

We're listening. If only someone was talking

So, during the blowout, Spoof complained to the Hutt. "Nobody tells me what is going on. I have to find out about stuff on our website," said Spoof.

"That's your own fault," said the Hutt. "If you were more approachable people would tell you what is going on."

We don't know about you, but even if we are the most despicable, hateful, baby-childish-jerks on the planet shouldn't everyone else be the grown-ups, the bigger people, and tell us what is going on? Don't we have a right to know what is going on around us, especially when we are going to be expected to make accommodations for things?

Hutt rule #2: If people don't like you, they don't have to tell you what's going on. And that's your own fault.