Steve Rogers (
heroic_jawline) wrote in
fandomtownies2023-10-27 03:23 pm
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Waffle House Waffle Squarf Victory Party, Friday
Steve hadn't felt right about stealing anything as a way of fighting back, so he'd spent his time trying to convince the TV people to ask for higher wages and dental benefits. His first sign that something had changed was TV people disappearing, then the smoke coming from the forest, and the coffee shops popping back out of existence.
The cobblestones on the streets and sidewalks returned, and with a final groan, the steps came back around town just as Tino trundled up the street with a Walmart shopping cart and an enormous big screen TV.
Steve gave him a disappointed shake of his head as Tino struggled to get his ill-gotten wares up the stairs, then blinked as he noticed that the Waffle House was still, improbably, jammed into a corner. It wasn't without its damage from reality reasserting itself--the sign now read WAFFLE SQUARF--but it had been a very long week and while Steve was inexplicably craving shawarma, pecan pancakes would do just as well.
He gave the staff a polite smile as he entered and sat down at what he'd noticed last time was the least sticky booth and started scrolling his phone, deleting spam ads with extreme prejudice today.
A story about a group who went into breakfast places like this and tipped $100 from each diner caught his eye. He'd do the same thing for however many people joined him: he could more than afford to, and it was probably just good sense to keep the Waffle House people appeased, right?
[OOC: Tino modded with permission, post-burninating party up for Raiden-mun who has been felled by a headache! Waffle House will disappear at midnight tonight, only to reappear post-BDEs and whenever your character is either roaringly drunk or stupidly hungover. Spirit Halloween will relocate to the burned-out hulk of Walmart tomorrow and disappear--along with said hulk-- on Tuesday!]
The cobblestones on the streets and sidewalks returned, and with a final groan, the steps came back around town just as Tino trundled up the street with a Walmart shopping cart and an enormous big screen TV.
Steve gave him a disappointed shake of his head as Tino struggled to get his ill-gotten wares up the stairs, then blinked as he noticed that the Waffle House was still, improbably, jammed into a corner. It wasn't without its damage from reality reasserting itself--the sign now read WAFFLE SQUARF--but it had been a very long week and while Steve was inexplicably craving shawarma, pecan pancakes would do just as well.
He gave the staff a polite smile as he entered and sat down at what he'd noticed last time was the least sticky booth and started scrolling his phone, deleting spam ads with extreme prejudice today.
A story about a group who went into breakfast places like this and tipped $100 from each diner caught his eye. He'd do the same thing for however many people joined him: he could more than afford to, and it was probably just good sense to keep the Waffle House people appeased, right?
[OOC: Tino modded with permission, post-burninating party up for Raiden-mun who has been felled by a headache! Waffle House will disappear at midnight tonight, only to reappear post-BDEs and whenever your character is either roaringly drunk or stupidly hungover. Spirit Halloween will relocate to the burned-out hulk of Walmart tomorrow and disappear--along with said hulk-- on Tuesday!]

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"Well, I know where I'm hoping to see you," she said. "Considering I just survived two months of construction work to make sure I had a ballroom ready to host a Halloween party in."
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Now, he stepped into the Waffle Squarf with Gray draped over his shoulder, earning a side eye from one of the waitresses. "He has a condition," he explained, and she shrugged and went back to what she was doing.
(Thank yooooouuuuuuu.)
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"Well," he said, "it's not exactly a Crow's Nest, but I guess it'll do."
"Awww, man!" said Prompto, with a small laugh, but it was a small one. "That did kinda feel a little like the old days, right? Coming in after a hunt, splurging...well, as much as Iggy would allow, anyway, with our spoils on some some fries and a Kenny's classic! I bet Noct would have loved something like that..."
"Can you imagine," Gladio snorted, "him just warping all over that place, one side to the other?"
Prompto giggled a little. "Having to hang from the rafters over the underwear section because he ran out of stamina. Again."
"Well," Ignis noted primly; how had he already gotten a cup of coffee? It was a mystery, but he was sipping at it pointedly, "at least we didn't have to worry about running through our supply of curatives too quickly..."
There was another faint chuckle, but then a quiet settled over them, as their reminiscing managed to push just a little bit too far into sadness.
"Hey," said Prompto, because, well, he was the one to step in when things got a bit maudlin, and he flashed them a grin, "you think they got anything with beans? We can order that in his honor."
"Or fish," Gladio pointed out.
"No fish," said Ignis, who was quite certain that if they did have anything like that on the menu, Long John Silver's would actually be a better choice in that regard. "Or else I'm quite positive no amount of curatives will be able to save you then."
"Kinda got the feeling," Gladio countered, "that's going to be the case here regardless of what you're getting."
"A salad should be fine, though, right, guys?" asked Prompto. ".....guys?"
Gladio was just going to reach over and give his poor little shoulder a pat.
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From the glare she was getting from behind the counter, she was remembered.
She wasn't particularly fussed about that right now, mostly she just wanted carbs. All the carbs. Every carb and then some. Carbs and--
"By Gaea, I could really go for a drink right now." Not wine, no. She was oddly in the mood for really terrible cocktails.
Go figure.
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She extended a hand. "Liliana Vess, I don't think we've met...?"
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"Is this one of those establishments that allows you to bring in your own?" she asked hopefully.
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At this point, Ignis could pick Liliana out of a crowd without much trouble, but he couldn't say the same for many other people here, so sorry if there was anyone already sitting in the seat across from her, because Ignis would be slipping into it.
"So I've heard," he said, "that someone might be the lady of the hour."
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