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Luke's, Saturday
Eliot didn't typically work the diner floor more than once a week or so, but his good mood from yesterday hadn't faded, and he decided he wanted to cook. For as many people as possible. So he came in today, shoved the cook aside (in a nice way, don't look at him like that!), and started grilling up some burgers.
He didn't even put the spatula down when Nate called, just tucked the phone between his shoulder and ear and kept going. "Nate, man! How's it going? You and Sophie set a date yet?"
"This is not a social call, Eliot."
Eliot snorted. "Right, no, of course not. You don't do social calls."
"What's this I hear about you beating the crap out of Sterling?"
"He called you about that?" Eliot spun the spatula in his hand and flipped a couple burgers, getting some pretty impressive height on those patties. "Musta left an impression." In Sterling's face.
"Why did you beat the crap out of Sterling, Eliot?"
"'Cause he irritates me?" Eliot grinned. "You remember he drugged me, right? In Dubai?"
"I do, I do. I also remember when he let all of us go in Portland. You remember that part, Eliot?"
Eliot sighed. "Yeah." Nate was just determined to kill his mood, wasn't he. Dammit, Nate. "Listen, man, it's been nice talkin' to you, but I gotta go. The, uh. Stove's on fire."
"What?"
"Flames, just -- everywhere -- the busboy burned his hand off -- tell Sophie I said 'hi!'" Eliot hung up and jammed his phone into his back pocket. When it almost immediately rung again, he pulled it out, turned it off, and shoved it back in.
"Alright! Who wants bacon on theirs?"
Today's specials
Burgers grilled to order
Beef tallow fries
Deep fried apple pie
Luke's was open.
He didn't even put the spatula down when Nate called, just tucked the phone between his shoulder and ear and kept going. "Nate, man! How's it going? You and Sophie set a date yet?"
"This is not a social call, Eliot."
Eliot snorted. "Right, no, of course not. You don't do social calls."
"What's this I hear about you beating the crap out of Sterling?"
"He called you about that?" Eliot spun the spatula in his hand and flipped a couple burgers, getting some pretty impressive height on those patties. "Musta left an impression." In Sterling's face.
"Why did you beat the crap out of Sterling, Eliot?"
"'Cause he irritates me?" Eliot grinned. "You remember he drugged me, right? In Dubai?"
"I do, I do. I also remember when he let all of us go in Portland. You remember that part, Eliot?"
Eliot sighed. "Yeah." Nate was just determined to kill his mood, wasn't he. Dammit, Nate. "Listen, man, it's been nice talkin' to you, but I gotta go. The, uh. Stove's on fire."
"What?"
"Flames, just -- everywhere -- the busboy burned his hand off -- tell Sophie I said 'hi!'" Eliot hung up and jammed his phone into his back pocket. When it almost immediately rung again, he pulled it out, turned it off, and shoved it back in.
"Alright! Who wants bacon on theirs?"
Burgers grilled to order
Beef tallow fries
Deep fried apple pie
Luke's was open.

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That was not exactly a request, either, Eliot.
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What's up with that?
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You started this, Eliot, explaining food to her. About memories and sharing yourself and all. Now she has Standards.
"Navaan didn't stay overnight again, did she? She's annoying. People agree with me."
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Or, you know, extremely last minute.
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The next time Eliot turned to speak, she noticed his new necklace. "Hunh. Where'd you get that?"
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Funny that.
"Naw, Nate, naw. Look, man, we were left at home! We were dog-sitting! I--well, yeah, eventually he told us--no, we--yeah, Nate, I get it, but--I know we owe him--ain't you ever heard the phrase, 'Not my brother's keeper'? It's biblical, Nate! Bib! Li! Cal!"
Eliot was getting SUCH a glare right now.
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That was totally what was going on here. It definitely wasn't that Eliot had acted completely irrationally. Nope. Not at all.
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Hardison was pissy at both of them. Nate for deciding that he was a good substitute for the lecture he wanted to give Eliot, and Eliot for putting him in this damn mess in the first place.
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Because that was the appropriate response here.
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And as soon as he hung up, the words were exploding from his mouth. "Man! What the hell's wrong with you?!"
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Sure, no one was a fan of Sterling, screw that guy, but come on!
"I thought you just hit him up for his hard drive, not literally started hitting him!"
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Because Eliot literally planned the job specifically to show up and beat Sterling up a little.
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"That's better?" he sputtered. "You want him to think that you're the kind of guy who just shows up and beats on people for ha-has?"
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