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Contrasting this discomfort is the widespread speculation surrounding Glenn McQueen's reaction to the event. Observers describe Glenn as looking \"pissed off\" and \"displeased,\" leading to a consensus that he is jealous. This observation fuels the ongoing analysis of the protagonists' relationship, with readers questioning Ed's own fixation on what Glenn is thinking. Lighter recurring topics include continued jokes comparing Glenn McQueen's name to the character from \\*Cars\\* and a collective sense of surprise and amusement at the discovery that \"porn awards\" are a real-world event. 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