Dick Grayson (
usedacrobatics) wrote2013-05-08 07:42 pm
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Dick Grayson 002 Ⓡ video
[The Pokegear snaps on, and Dick, in a nice waiter's shirt, slumps down against a wall and sighs.]
So this is, uh, ridiculously embarrassing.
[His hair's slicked back, too, and he's loosening a little bow tie with his other hand. Tugging at it with a little more force than strictly necessary.]
Exactly, um. Does anyone have any tips for how to... like, not go broke? How do people keep track of money? How do you not run out?
I plead lack of maturity, lack of understanding of the value of a... whatever the unit of currency is here, I don't even know.
And yeah, okay, if you all want a good laugh at my expense, my foster father is a billionaire, both through inheritance and being the CEO of a worldwide corporation. Go ahead, I've heard all the rich kid jokes and I don't really care, I'd just be grateful, in return, for a little--
[There's a voice yelling in the distance, something about not being paid to take breaks; Dick jumps up and shuts off the feed immediately. He does have a work ethic, okay, he was a circus performer until he was nine, but that money was all put in the bank.]
So this is, uh, ridiculously embarrassing.
[His hair's slicked back, too, and he's loosening a little bow tie with his other hand. Tugging at it with a little more force than strictly necessary.]
Exactly, um. Does anyone have any tips for how to... like, not go broke? How do people keep track of money? How do you not run out?
I plead lack of maturity, lack of understanding of the value of a... whatever the unit of currency is here, I don't even know.
And yeah, okay, if you all want a good laugh at my expense, my foster father is a billionaire, both through inheritance and being the CEO of a worldwide corporation. Go ahead, I've heard all the rich kid jokes and I don't really care, I'd just be grateful, in return, for a little--
[There's a voice yelling in the distance, something about not being paid to take breaks; Dick jumps up and shuts off the feed immediately. He does have a work ethic, okay, he was a circus performer until he was nine, but that money was all put in the bank.]
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[He smiles slightly.]
Sorry to do that to you. It'll be a long time before I'm ready for anything fancy. I guess I could approach it like chemistry. I'm kind of good at that, even if my best friend is better.
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[He isn't sure he's deciphering that very well...]
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Not all of the rules, but the rules that are really more like guidelines!
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What's really, really easy?
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Sandwiches and soup, easiest things. There's not a lot of worry about prepping any parts. All about having good ingredients and taste.
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You do not know how dumb I feel for not putting that together on my own. I'm clearly a danger to myself and others.
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Kids get so impatient sometimes... Geez.
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How about "unprepared?" May I feel like that?
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...you didn't have that, right?
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Did someone else? I'd like to believe someone out there caught a break.
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The closest thing is some peeople have been here, gone home, and been here again. If they remember everything it makes it all a lot easier the second time around.
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[This is important.]
That's kind of depressing. To leave and come back... It sounds a little painful, too, because it means you'll have to leave your Pokemon again.
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*Was it, Imogen couldn't tell.</small.* Well, yeah... it's really sad, but. You get to be home?
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There's just no appealing way to solve this... You'll always leave people behind.
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Where "great" means "depressing."
I guess the answer is just to do what you can, while you can, right?
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Best reason not to waste time on anything, except wasting it on everything important!
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But I hear you. Don't have regrets because you're busy making sure there's nothing left to regret.
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You'll never realize what you can do or see what you do have!
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And the monsters are a good thing to have, personally.