"...you killed the Invisible Gunman!"
"Well, how I was I supposed to know he was there?!"
Three Amigos with Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Chevy Chase. Funny funny stuff (especially considering it was made in the 8os, huhuhu). Did Disney get their idea for A Bug's Life from this one, because the two are awfully similar.
See it if you haven't already.
And know that you don't have to understand the meaning of the word "plethora" in order to psycoanalyze your over-the-hill boss' age angst.

This will sound really strange but...
...I LOVE making things go KABLOOIE!
*self-indulging grin*
Every one of you, do yourself a favor--if you are going to work retail, find a nice, healthy way to work off stress. Jog, take up boxing, plug "Ratchet and Clank: Going Commando" into your PS2 and enjoy blasting stuff to smithereens.
Animated violence connected to real life? Heavens no! Well, if it makes you feel any better, I'm not about to steal the largest wrench my dad has and go smacking lamp posts, hoping to find money.
There's just something gratifying about watching a mini-turrent shoot down evil hornets and listening to those evil hornets fall to the ground with a gooey splat (yes, that was a nod to my fear of wasps, so hush). Something just so deliciously right about throwing bombs and watching robots shatter in the fiery mushroom cloud left behind. And if the evil laughter of miniscule Doom bots isn't enough to make me giggle in innocent, non-intellectual relief, then, well, I'm just...hrhm, I don't know. Fortunately, I don't think I've ever been that stressed.
Video games are not an escape from reality--they are a good way to relax. At least for me, that's how it works. Now pardon me whilst I chase the MetalCluxes with my Tesla claw.
Bwa ha ha!