Duke Crocker (
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Luke's, Thursday
"You caught a swordfish?!"
"What?" Duke gave Tony a hefty amount of side-eye. "No."
"This recipe calls for swordfish."
"It calls for fish steak like swordfish. We're using tuna."
Tony pouted.
"Dude. First, if I did catch a swordfish, I wouldn't bring it in to cook in a diner. Second." Duke patted his cooler. "How would a whole swordfish even fit in here?" He shoved the cooler into Tony's chest. "We're using tuna. Very nice tuna, that has been caught fresh. Now please start cleaning the fish."
Tony took the cooler and shuffled off towards the prep counter, looking put out. Duke rolled his eyes.
"Swordfish. In a diner. Really now."
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"What?" Duke gave Tony a hefty amount of side-eye. "No."
"This recipe calls for swordfish."
"It calls for fish steak like swordfish. We're using tuna."
Tony pouted.
"Dude. First, if I did catch a swordfish, I wouldn't bring it in to cook in a diner. Second." Duke patted his cooler. "How would a whole swordfish even fit in here?" He shoved the cooler into Tony's chest. "We're using tuna. Very nice tuna, that has been caught fresh. Now please start cleaning the fish."
Tony took the cooler and shuffled off towards the prep counter, looking put out. Duke rolled his eyes.
"Swordfish. In a diner. Really now."
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"Hey."
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She didn't need to know about his
broodingmeditating at the beach ormopingthinking at the bar."So . . . we should talk. Right?"
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"And I'm sorry I blew up. Or brought it up at all, really," she said. "I just... hate it when you do that one specific thing, apparently."
Which she'd had a problem with without pollen and just hadn't said anything about.
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Who were they? Why did they say that? She didn't know. But she'd watched a bunch of old movies in black and white and that was a line right out from one of them, when the pretty lady had shown up at the party and made everybody's mouths make an 'o.'
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He was very glad she hadn't discovered those sorts of clothes until after the pollen had cleared.
"You have," he agreed. "And you're looking fabulous. What's the occasion?"
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"I said I have a tab!" She looked very pleased with herself.
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He let out a small sigh and rubbed his mouth. "Okay. So. Tabs. You have to pay those eventually."
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Larceny nodded again. "I will write my name again."
Which was what happened on the TV.
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"Okay, so money. Do you -- do we need to go over how that works?"
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to complete the setlunch. So there she was, eventually, once the flowers and the customers buying them allowed.With her tiny smile.
"Ha yun, jaka."
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"Oh here they go," muttered the cook. Duke flicked him off without turning to look at him.
"How's the post-holiday flower business going?"
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"I knew it!" Tony said from the kitchen. Duke didn't even bother flicking him off.
"We've got them all steaked by now, or I'd invite you back to show you how to clean them. Since we missed that part of our camping trip."
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