Trooper Station; Monday [02/05].

[died8yearsago]

Rosa was starting her time here at the Fandom Trooper Station by having a staring contest with Ralph. Whether or not Ralph was even aware that such a contest was happening, she had no way of knowing, but staring someone down to establish yourself as an alpha was just how Rosa introduced herself to people she had to work with since ballet school.

She even managed to maintain glaring eye contact (or so she thought; it was really hard to tell with those helmets) as she took a call from the nine-nine. With a nerd like Amy on the case, she had hoped it would be good news already, but no such luck. "You gotta figure this out, Santiago," she said. "This place isn't ha-ha weird. It's freaking Offspring of the Alfalfa weird....Uh-huh....yeah....okay. Sure. Bye."

Well, at least she was free of Hitchcock and Scully here, although she'd sort of already pegged Calvin and Ralph as the new Hitchcock and Scully. And she couldn't wait for a good excuse to punch one of them.


[[oooopeeeeen!]]

Luke's, Monday

[vdistinctive]

The kitchen staff was madly discussing something today, their voices low enough that Eliot couldn't make out the specifics, but it involved a lot of sidelong glances at him and delighted giggling. They stopped every time Eliot came into the kitchen, but otherwise made no effort to hide what they were doing.

"Right," Eliot said. "Out with it. What'd you guys do?"

The dishwasher cleared his throat. "Did you see that ludicrous display last night?"

The other two clearly thought this was hilarious. Eliot rubbed his forehead.

"Are you talkin' about the game? Or is this some reference to the new Space Battles trailer?"

For some reason that only made the cook and the busboy laugh harder. The cook high fived the dishwasher as they both went back to their stations.

"And since when are you British?!" Eliot called after them. The busboy just about fell over.

Today's specials
Toad in the hole
Bubble and squeak
Eton mess

Luke's was open. And apparently fancying itself a British pub, today.