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fandomtownies2021-12-02 09:03 am
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JGoB, Thursday morning
The bears, as if summoned by last night's conversation about them, had appeared all over the island this morning and Stark had acquired an armload of Coke bottles by the time he reached the bakery.
"You're not supposed to bring in outside food and drink," the man behind the counter called out when Stark opened the door. Stark started to protest and was met with laughter. "Nah, I'm kidding, you can't tell a polar bear no when it wants you to have soda, right? You need a bag? We got some nice canvas ones with the logo. Fit a lot of bottles. We checked. And we, uh, we got a lot of Coke desserts. Or breakfasts, we don't judge here. What're you in the mood for?"
There were multiple types of cupcakes.
A pound cake.
Empanadas.
Fudge.
Poke cake.
Brownies.
Cookies.
All sorts of sweets with polar bear-provided sodas mixed in.
That was how Stark ended up with 2 JGoB branded tote bags. The second one was in case of more bears on his way back to the apartment. He also, of course, brought an assortment of those Coca-Cola desserts back to his table with him.
He was starting with one of the peanut butter frosted cupcakes while he looked at photos of ugly Christmas sweaters on his phone. He still did not understand the sweaters but he was willing to play along tomorrow.
[I have lots of availability today due to my school being closed due to a gas leak (this school year is such a dumpster fire) and when life gives you gas leaks, you make posts? That is not a saying. Neither is when bears give you soda, make dessert. And yet. This post is very open for your baked good, polar bear soda, or alien needs! I'm very around!]
"You're not supposed to bring in outside food and drink," the man behind the counter called out when Stark opened the door. Stark started to protest and was met with laughter. "Nah, I'm kidding, you can't tell a polar bear no when it wants you to have soda, right? You need a bag? We got some nice canvas ones with the logo. Fit a lot of bottles. We checked. And we, uh, we got a lot of Coke desserts. Or breakfasts, we don't judge here. What're you in the mood for?"
There were multiple types of cupcakes.
A pound cake.
Empanadas.
Fudge.
Poke cake.
Brownies.
Cookies.
All sorts of sweets with polar bear-provided sodas mixed in.
That was how Stark ended up with 2 JGoB branded tote bags. The second one was in case of more bears on his way back to the apartment. He also, of course, brought an assortment of those Coca-Cola desserts back to his table with him.
He was starting with one of the peanut butter frosted cupcakes while he looked at photos of ugly Christmas sweaters on his phone. He still did not understand the sweaters but he was willing to play along tomorrow.
[I have lots of availability today due to my school being closed due to a gas leak (this school year is such a dumpster fire) and when life gives you gas leaks, you make posts? That is not a saying. Neither is when bears give you soda, make dessert. And yet. This post is very open for your baked good, polar bear soda, or alien needs! I'm very around!]

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"This is a lot of Coke."
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Who could say, really?
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"But I like the bears too. And the sodas. And," he held up his cupcake, "the results of the sodas."
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Despite giving her class soda cupcake recipes that time.
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"This one's good. And the cake last year was. We made soda cupcakes this summer one day and those were good."
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Probably more useful than the superhero class!
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Spotting Stark in the window, he (rather awkwardly, and almost dropping one of said bottles) maneuvered his way into the bakery.
"You weren't kidding." Not that he'd thought he was, but. It was kind of weird that they'd talked about the thing and then the thing had happened, okay.
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"But yes. Bears. With sodas. So many sodas. They have bags, if you need one. Or they might have a box you could use, if you ask."
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"Are you alright?"
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It was easier to accept weird stuff when you came from a very weird region of space, somehow. Usually.
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Yes, medical dramas were full of shocking things but did they have plant people? Little green amphibious aliens who farted helium? Nope.
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And yet, this was still better than dealing with his closeted dad! Or his best friend lusting after the man who killed his husband.
It was very strange to find Fandom life soothing, yes.
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"Did you get a soda too? I have...extra. If you didn't."
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"I did," Travis said. "Are we actually expected to drink the random polar bear sodas?"
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"How often does this happen?"
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"The bears seem to come every year. At least I remember them from last year and from when I was here before."
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". . . Yeah, I think I showed up in January," Travis said. "This is going to be all month?"
He'd managed to miss the creepy dolls yesterday. Thankfully.
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Probably for the best. Imagine if the Christmas Rager had a bunch of polar bears in attendance.
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