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[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

A fairly normal someone - looks like a college kid - wanders into the cantina, looking around curiously. Hope I got the coordinates right...

He's dressed up, comparatively, at least - as in, he's in slacks and a fairly nice shirt as opposed to a t-shirt and jeans. He waves awkwardly at the bartender. "Uh, hey."

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[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

"Does the protein thing taste any different?" Must be the future. They grow meat.

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"They don't really taste like meat." She nods to the menu, which mentions yeast culture and bean burgers. He might also notice that for meat he can choose giant earthworm or sauropod.

[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

"I was afraid of that." He blinks at the meat choices for a moment. "Huh. Swindle mentioned something about a sauropod ranch..."

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Blue chuckles. "His wife's one of our suppliers."

"I'll have the biggest steak," decides Mornbein. "With that sauce that scorches paper."

[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

"Oh, why not. I'll try the sauropod burger."

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"Burger? Or sandwich? I can have a bun stuffed full of fresh shaved meat in no time."

[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

"That sounds pretty good, actually."

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The 'tender grins and starts drying her hands. "Sharp cheese or mild? And how much? What else do you want on it? Tomato? Pickle? Sauerkraut?"

[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

"No cheese or sauerkraut, thanks, but pickle and tomato sound good." Though if she keeps offering him things he's going to end up with a sandwich bigger than his head.

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And here's another grin. "Green, white, red, or blue tomatoes? And chili, cucumber, bean, or risha pickles?"

[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

"Er, red, and cucumber. There are blue tomatoes?"

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"There's yellow and orange, too. They just aren't ready right now. Sweet or sour pickles?"

"I wanna garlic pickle," says Mornbein.

[dark-eyed-fae.livejournal.com]

"Sour, please. What planet grows blue tomatoes?" he asks. He's still kind of mystified by the concept.