#also. Tony and jack solving the whole thing by shoving Jerry into the closet is very telling

[gas-station-chai]

I cannot get over how after the cultists vanished, Jerry looked and WAITED for Jack immediately at his job site to find comfort. It's so sweet but also a little pathetic. T^T

YEAH YEAH YEAH!! I think about this scene ALL the time, like… Jacks been nothing but cold and unbothered by him since they met, but he’s still the first person Jerry thinks of going to when everyone else he cared about disappeared.

I love to overanalyze as to the reasons why; maybe it’s because out of all the employees Jerry usually sees, jacks a constant (and later becoming like a rock in his ever-changing/moving life on the run, his anchor that keeps him grounded). Or maybe he was just naturally drawn to that cold and grumpy personality because of his parental issues (an idea from @queertftgs), being on the run from them and all. Or maybe even the idea that Jerry was just used to taking advantage of Jack’s “kindness” (letting him get away with shoplifting, listening to his cult pitch, etc), so he knows Jack will comfort him if he just keeps pushing it like usual, right?

Got carried away there, but yeah LOL. All the cutsey headcanon stuff gets ruined when we remember how Jack described the whole scene of Jerry snot and tear faced as “pathetic and gross” (which is true, but cmon, dude).