"I worked there longer than you and I still have no love for the U.S.S. Butterscotch," Robin counters. It had honestly been one of her least favorite things to make with all the little components that slowed everything down, especially when there was a line, so she'd never gotten fond. Peanut Butter Ripple, however, was another story.
When Steve gets out a clean towel, Robin once again tries not to look too impressed, but it's hard when Steve is actually some kind of prepared grown up who has spare towels. It doesn't help that the washing machine looks like it has more buttons than a NASA console.
And Steve has to ask the million dollar question that Robin didn't even realize was worth so much.
"We left the movie theater to get water and you were looking at the ceiling and then it's all kind of a blur but I ended up with my head in a toilet, puking my guts out. And then we just kind of sat around, talking, because we still felt like shit."
no subject
When Steve gets out a clean towel, Robin once again tries not to look too impressed, but it's hard when Steve is actually some kind of prepared grown up who has spare towels. It doesn't help that the washing machine looks like it has more buttons than a NASA console.
And Steve has to ask the million dollar question that Robin didn't even realize was worth so much.
"We left the movie theater to get water and you were looking at the ceiling and then it's all kind of a blur but I ended up with my head in a toilet, puking my guts out. And then we just kind of sat around, talking, because we still felt like shit."