These were good stories, all really well written.
Cats for Ginger had great atmosphere with this creeping sense of foreboding throughout the piece that I enjoyed. I'd like the plot to be a bit more obvious though, as I didn't feel like I 100% understood what was going on.
I liked the sorta Thelma and Louise vibe I got from A Gap In the Market. And holy shit, did I not expect that ending! Didn't like the kid, so his sticky ending was kinda satisfying. I know you guys had word constraints, but I would have loved that last scene slowed down so I could wring a little more satisfaction from it.
There were parts of Sawed Off Choctaw that really made me laugh, which is always fun. I like how it goes in a really different direction to what you expect. The last two sentences could be a little tighter, I think, but still a lot of fun.
They were all great stories, so I'm going to be a pain in the ass and think about them tonight, then vote tomorrow.
I like all three of these stories quite a bit, which I assumed I would looking at who the writers were. It was tough vote, but I ultimately went with "A Gap In the Market" because I really liked the scenario and the set up. My vote could have gone any of the three ways, but I felt that one hit just a little harder.
