"You buying much chocolates recently?"
"I'll go for strawberry."
"Ew! How's that supposed to keep you up? Uhn?"
"Doesn't matter. Things work for us differently."
"Paulie, what ya saying about this?"
"Dar said it all, we have different perception to this. Like we of course see things differently. It doesn't make us foolish or illogical or dimwitted. We're just ourselves you know."
"But seriously, Sea proposing chocolates is quite the best idea. The best thing I could ever think of. "
"I guess Dreg is only pointing out the odds, he's yet to say what he would be using to smack sleep."
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