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Sounds good. Have fun.

See ya!

[The pair of them will make their way over to the hotel!

What does Rufous want to check out? It seems like this street is mostly restaurants.]

[He will head down the streets. See what type of restaurants there are, if they're all serving the same kind of food.]

[He'll notice that a lot of the restaurants do indeed serve similar foods - each restaurant has its own take on the food of course, but the base dishes themselves are often the same between restaurants.]

[Huh.]

[He'll look for the least populated restaurant .]

[There's a quiet little café on the corner, but it's probably less populated because it serves coffee and not any proper dinner.]

[Hmmm, he will approach that then.]

[He will approach to get a table.]

[Since there's few people eating there, the waiter is prompt about bringing over the menu.]

Welcome, sir! What can I get you?

[There's a fairly detailed list of coffee, espresso, and tea-related drinks.]

[He looks over the list.]

I'll take this tea. [Tea is a little safer then coffee and the plant at least sounds familiar.]

Excellent choice, sir. I'll be right back.

[They take the menu and return to the kitchen to prepare the tea.

In the meantime, there's a few other countrymen, although... many of them are reading or chatting with each other in more intimate pairs or small groups. It's not really like the other restaurants, where whole tables full of patrons have gathered to talk loudly and cheerfully.]

[He will just observe a while. Maybe listen in to people nearby because he DOES have spook training, as he waits for his tea.]

[There's mostly regular, everyday chatter, although...

There's one couple that seems to be discussing restaurants and recipes quietly together.]

[He will listen in on them in particular then!]

[There's not a whole lot to glean, just that there's something big happening tomorrow that will change the way all restaurants in the country operate for sure.]

[....huh.]

[Well, he will wait for the waiter then.]

Hey, I was wondering if I could ask you a few questions.

Yes? What is it?

[Setting down his tea!]

There are a lot of restaurants here, but I noticed a lot of them were serving similar food. Why is that?

Well... if there's a popular dish, everyone wants to get in on it, right? I'm sure that's the train of thought people have, anyway.

So what, everyone changes their menu regularly?

[Because too much of the same thing gets Boring.]

Everyone just puts their own spin on the same dishes, but... even if they do that, enough places have different enough takes on each dish, don't they?

Customers have their favorite places for certain dishes. I'm sure that's how it is.

I see. Just thought there'd be more variety with just how many places there are.

Well, what place would you recommend?

Well... probably...

[They'll give him a name of a restaurant down the street.]

All right, I'll keep it in mind.

Also does this place have a thing about brown coats?

[Startling.]

H-huh?

...is there a thing about brown coats here? I heard some weird questions coming in.

W-well... nothing in particular, I don't think?

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