[Video] Second Study Session

[wallcrawler]

[It's Pete again, everybody! Looking a little...more embarrassed than usual, actually.]

So, I uh...I need a favor from one of you. Or several of you, even.

See, I'm just a teenager, obviously, so I haven't really figured out a lot of things yet, and, well, one of them's kind of important thanks to the whole 'kidnapping' thing.

And while I'm grateful they give us an allowance, I really would like to be able to spend it on something other than street vendors all month. So, I guess what I'm asking is, well...

[Out with it, Pete. Sheesh.]

...could any of you teach me how to cook? I mean, sure, there's a few cookbooks in the library, but the last couple of attempts didn't go so well. And I don't really want to risk burning the apartments down...again. It was scary enough the first time.

[Anyone living on Pete's floor: That is why you might've smelled smoke a while back. And to the so-far-unknown locals who were called in to repair the kitchen, he is so, so sorry.]

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[staystraught]

Soooo... you tried before getting advice.

[That will cause him to laugh at your suffering.]

Hope I'm not in your building!

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[wallcrawler]

You are the least helpful right now. You know that, right?

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[staystraught]

I suspected, but it's nice to have your confirmation. Thank you for that.

You know, you could always make a sandwich.

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[wallcrawler]

Not exactly something I want to live off of, dude. They're great for school lunches, but markedly less so for lifelong dietary needs.

Not to mention I doubt it even comes close to meeting basic nutritional requirements.

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[staystraught]

It really does depend on how you make them. You can put nearly anything on a sandwich, including raw vegetables or whatever.

There's always cereal, too. Soup... I hear that's at least somewhat easy.