It's not like Suzi actually cares about him and it'd be a sweet gesture even if he totally didn't need for him to come check on her because she's perfectly fine. She's just. A bit of an airhead. It's fine!]
Is it working myself to the bone if I'm doing it in exchange for their money or items?
Mostly just serving or helping cook! And trying to learn how their medical things work here and how this magic can work with it! I'm fine, Caesar, I can handle myself.
[She might be ditzy, but she's not stupid, after all.]
[She is, in fact, one tough as hell lady who survived a hell of an ordeal at Air Supplena. The possession didn't take its toll on her attitude and smile and-]
A surprising amount of people here lack basic cooking skills. I've met more than my fair share as well.
You may end up feeding the whole city before you know it.
If she has to start her life all over again here, then she'll take what is thrown at her and make something of it. Whether it means completely forgetting about where they came from or forging a new path ahead of her.]
Honestly, it makes me wonder how anyone thought they could survive without the basic skills. If my cooking can help them learn or keep them fed, then that is a worthy enough cause, isn't it?
... I wonder how many would be interested in learning, that might be a little more useful.
[No, they should learn how to make their own damn meals and not rely on a psuedo mother to take care of them-
Is what he wants to say.
Hypocritical, coming from a man who cooks for another grown ass man because he would probably die otherwise. Instant noodles? What the hell??]
A class or two may help. It would teach them to take care of themselves. I fear what some of them would do with a boiling pot of water without some kind of instruction. Their families failed them.
[They're both too damn nice, except one is more open about it and prone to doing so to many people. Unlike the other.]
Be nice, Caesar. JoJo can at least learn, some of the people I have seen I am having some real doubts about. Which... is honestly far more sad than it should be.
Who lets their child become an adult and not know how to cook????
I was! You just never know if, with magic here now, that things might be different than what I was used to and what I was taught! Though my familiar hasn't stopped me from my normal yet.
[God, he would take advantage and try to flirt up a storm if she didn't already know his spiel. They've been friends for too long and he knows that teasing won't work.]
You deserve the praise for your work. You know our Coach has a discerning eye and she hired you for a reason.
[They could only train because she was taking care of them to begin with.]
[Not that it would have worked in the first place, for how she comes off, she can see through his absolute bullshit. Most of the time.]
It really isn't any different than anyone else would have done. Though I know I wouldn't have... had the chances and got to meet you and JoJo if she hadn't taken an interest in me.
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It's not like Suzi actually cares about him and it'd be a sweet gesture even if he totally didn't need for him to come check on her because she's perfectly fine. She's just. A bit of an airhead. It's fine!]
Is it working myself to the bone if I'm doing it in exchange for their money or items?
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What sort of tasks are you doing for them?
Are you earning enough money?
[Does he need to camelotpal her some cash???]
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[She might be ditzy, but she's not stupid, after all.]
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[She is, in fact, one tough as hell lady who survived a hell of an ordeal at Air Supplena. The possession didn't take its toll on her attitude and smile and-]
A surprising amount of people here lack basic cooking skills. I've met more than my fair share as well.
You may end up feeding the whole city before you know it.
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If she has to start her life all over again here, then she'll take what is thrown at her and make something of it. Whether it means completely forgetting about where they came from or forging a new path ahead of her.]
Honestly, it makes me wonder how anyone thought they could survive without the basic skills. If my cooking can help them learn or keep them fed, then that is a worthy enough cause, isn't it?
... I wonder how many would be interested in learning, that might be a little more useful.
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Is what he wants to say.
Hypocritical, coming from a man who cooks for another grown ass man because he would probably die otherwise. Instant noodles? What the hell??]
A class or two may help. It would teach them to take care of themselves. I fear what some of them would do with a boiling pot of water without some kind of instruction. Their families failed them.
It's like dealing with a city full of JoJos.
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Be nice, Caesar. JoJo can at least learn, some of the people I have seen I am having some real doubts about. Which... is honestly far more sad than it should be.
Who lets their child become an adult and not know how to cook????
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They need to be taught how to use decent ingredients too. I wouldn't be surprised if you had to teach them what a vegetable was.
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It wouldn't surprise me. But I guess that means they're starting from scratch and that just makes it easier to teach!
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If they learn from you, at least they'll have the correct information. If they fail after that, that's their problem.
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I won't let them starve or anything, if they really aren't that capable of learning...
The same goes for what I can do with healing, too.
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You deserve the praise for your work. You know our Coach has a discerning eye and she hired you for a reason.
[They could only train because she was taking care of them to begin with.]
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It really isn't any different than anyone else would have done. Though I know I wouldn't have... had the chances and got to meet you and JoJo if she hadn't taken an interest in me.
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[He, obviously, never caused single problem in his whole time there. Don't call him out on that.]