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Caritas- Tuesday

They had received a whole lot of flavored vodkas to try at the bar today. Just, so many.

It was leading to a lot of questions as Kitty and Tino unpacked them, like "What's the difference between Watermelon and Summer Watermelon?" and "Why cake?" and "We're going to have some weird specials at Three Minute Dates, huh?"

SPECIALS
If you can come up with a drink using Blue Raspberry Vodka,
you get that drink free

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La la la....

This was going to be an experimentation week.

Hang out.

Kitty will get back to this project after the dates.

I'm spending a day working from home with no work to do so I'm getting the office in order to sell this cursed house.

Rosa considered the specials board, as usual, as she sat down, and then just shrugged at Kitty.

"Just put it over ice," she said.

She was a simple woman at times.

"Or, I don't know, add some lemonade or something. Find a Bubble Gum vodka and make it a Blow Pop."

She did realize that this meant running the risk of actually having to drink some of these, but, hey, if it was free, she couldn't complain.

At least it didn't involve drawer coffee.

"The bubblegum is actually genius," Kitty admitted. "So which of those are you trying?"

Worth a shot.

"Which of those will be free?"

Which was to say all of them if she'd let her.

Kitty gestured to the sign. "Technically, any and all."

Rosa nodded. "Just wanted to make sure," she said, "because there's no way I'm drinking that unless it's free. So let's line 'em up. In order."

A pause.

"Wait," she amended, "no, scratch that. Reverse it. Save on-the-rocks for when I've had enough of it to care less about the fact that I'm drinking straight blue raspberry vodka."

The sacrifices she made for their friendship. Truly.

"Coming right up," Kitty smiled, getting started. "So before you hate me, how've you been?"

"Well," Rosa offered, who really only had herself to hate for this, but she wasn't about to deny that hating Kitty as well wasn't entirely out of the realm of possibility here, "there was coffee in my desk drawers this morning, so."

She was just going to let that one answer itself, then.

"You?"

"Just prepping for the dates. Was there stuff already in those drawers?"

Like could you just stick a straw in there...?

The question wasn't whether or not you could, Kitty; it was whether or not you should.

"There was," Rosa said. "Files, records. Pens and loose change and at least one gun. Things like that. If it's anything like the coffee that got into the drawers at the station, it'll all be fine tomorrow, but still. I thought I'd escaped coffee drawers."

"I mean, it's Fandom. Do any of us really escape coffee drawers?" Kitty said, setting down the first drink.

"Have you ever had to deal with a coffee drawer?" Rosa asked, brow arching as she reached for that drink, because if she had, that was news to her, and welcome news at that, because she really did think it was an FPD-exclusive issue up until this morning.

"No, but I'm sure I always run the risk of it," Kitty said. "But mostly like, all the glasses will disappear or all the booze will turn to water or whatever."

"I would gladly take any of that over coffee drawers," said Rosa, firmly convinced that no one who hadn't experienced coffee drawers could truly understand just how terrible they really were.

Whole drawers, just filled with coffee. It was an insult to the desk, to the person sitting at it, and to the very concept of coffee as a whole.

"I'd take coffee drawers over not being able to pour when I work at a bar," Kitty said, setting down the second drink. "You have to keep rewashing the same blender cups all night."

"You know this is only tempting me to try to sneak into your office and fill your drawers with coffee now," Rosa stated, after wrinkling her nose at her drink for a moment and then promptly taking another sip, "right?"

She wouldn't actually. She did like Kitty, after all, and that honestly just sounded like too much work, but she would at least like for Kitty to appreciate that it could be a possibility.

"The key to that office hasn't been seen in at least eight years," Kitty pointed out, and really should know that was just going to make it a challenge.

Yeah, that almost made her want to backtrack on the being too lazy part.

"Having a key," Rosa countered, "completely negates the whole concept of breaking in."

Kitty raised an eyebrow. "And if I take everything out of the drawers?"

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