Hey, maybe he’d meant “guy” in a gender-neutral sense! Who knew. Probably not even Jack himself.
Vinzent Mayer “I tried to maintain it the best I could. Sorry I don’t have a mirror with me to fix it perfectly.”

“Well, fine, just this once I’ll forgive you, since you’re really twistin’ my arm over it.”
Vinzent Mayer “First off, you don’t seem to have the concept of friendship well solidified, so it’s not your place to comment on this. In fact, I’d be surprised you had any friendship with this absolute trash attitude of yours.
Jack made a fainting motion, wrist to his forehead and everything. “O woe is me, forever trapped in cruel, friendless solitude…”
Tiring of that quickly enough, he snorted and straightened up again.

“…Had a friend once. Name was Raph. Real short hair, glass eye, loved puzzles more than anybody’s got the right to. And lemme tell you…”
He went to fling an arm over Vinzent’s shoulders for the full “hey old buddy old pal” effect, but considering Vinzent was on guard it didn’t quite work out. Jack at least avoided anything worse than stumbling, though he looked woefully disappointed. He shook his head at Vinzent.

“Hey, I got a whole tragic betrayal story for ya here, you mind?”

“I mean, I’d never say no to cash if you’re offerin’.”