Taro Watanabe (
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Entry tags:
burgers and explosions;
Who: Taro and OPEN
Where: Capricorn, in the Central Park
Summary: Taro may originally be Japanese but he's been in America long enough to consider himself American. Certain traditions should be followed.
Warnings: ... Not really.
Music: America Fuck Yeah [NSFW]
After making his network post, Taro goes back to cooking his burgers. It's hard to get it just right, but he's had plenty of time to practice and enough fast food jobs to know how to make sure it looks good. He's got a blanket spread out with cups and bowls for the soda and the chips respectively, and there's the sounds of Bon Jovi music if anyone gets close, despite there being no CD player.
Later in the night, Taro's got a lighter out and the fireworks ready. None of them are really big, but they're loud. Someone might find him either right before he lights one, or after - they're not exactly quiet and the explosions are probably audible from a long distance away.
Where: Capricorn, in the Central Park
Summary: Taro may originally be Japanese but he's been in America long enough to consider himself American. Certain traditions should be followed.
Warnings: ... Not really.
Music: America Fuck Yeah [NSFW]
After making his network post, Taro goes back to cooking his burgers. It's hard to get it just right, but he's had plenty of time to practice and enough fast food jobs to know how to make sure it looks good. He's got a blanket spread out with cups and bowls for the soda and the chips respectively, and there's the sounds of Bon Jovi music if anyone gets close, despite there being no CD player.
Later in the night, Taro's got a lighter out and the fireworks ready. None of them are really big, but they're loud. Someone might find him either right before he lights one, or after - they're not exactly quiet and the explosions are probably audible from a long distance away.
eyyyyy
(Yes, he actually paid attention to his appearance this time.)
"Good afternoon, Taro." He gives the tanuki a smile. "I haven't had time to obtain any food yet, though. Do you need any help? I can cook, too, or look for other ingredients if you still need anything."
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"Nah, I've got it. What kind of food do you want?"
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Pause.
"I... hope you have something of the sort? If not, I can always make more..."
(This was a bit awkward.)
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That should work, right? Hopefully. He can always run and get something.
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He goes over and takes a brief look at what Taro is cooking.
"... admittedly very different from what I am used to." It's not... very balanced, but he doesn't want to make Taro feel bad. Maybe he could make something that would compensate?
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He shrugs. It's hard to explain how he feels about this.
"I miss it, even though I don't like some things that the human government chooses to do. I guess most people don't approve of their government all the time, though. There's just a certain sort of feeling to the country that's a lot different. It's fast-paced all the time, it's loud - it's arrogant but in a way that I usually find amusing rather than rude. And I've lived there for a century. So it's hard to wrap my head around the feeling of a different country."
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"...I see." It's hard to find something to say. He's read about America. It does indeed seem like a unique country, and very different from the Land of the Rising Sun. "Well, you've given us the chance to experience the culture of your homeland. It's a new perspective, at the least." And perhaps it brought some familiarity.
(Taro is homesick. Takakage hasn't been here long enough, but he can empathize.)
"Is there anyone else from America in Hinoto-Ri? This city is a nexus point for worlds, after all...
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"Hi! I figured I'd bring over some stuff - only polite - so here you go! The small one is a tahini dressing, the large one's a fruit salad."
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"Yeah, I figured as much. But I can see the burger toppings, and those make a pretty good sandwich with the dressing, so I'll be fine."
She takes a second to give Solar Logos a hug, her arms practically disappearing into the Volcarona's white fluff, before recalling him and spinning back around to face Taro again.
"So! In other news, I understand there's gonna be fireworks later?"
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"That's right! I brought a fire extinguisher just in case something goes wrong, though it shouldn't." Probably.
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She's...probably joking?
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"Hopefully not the whole park."
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OTA
Once he's dropped the supplies off by the barbecue, he'll mingle. ...As far as mingling goes for Bro. Mostly, he'll stick near the snack blanket, chewing his burgers and hotdogs. At some point, he'll beatbox along with Bon Jovi.]
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Glad you like the song choice. I can switch it to whatever you want, though - as long as it's a song I know.
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Naw, ol' Jon Bon is cool for now. Can't go wrong with that guy.
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Heeeeh, a fourth of July picnic... Never really got to do one of these before.
[It's too bad, too. All that time spent in the US amounted to nothing anyway, so he really should have gone out to have fun more.
Well, better late than never?]
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Yeah. I mean... even if it's not really the same as at home, it's nice to be out here and enjoying the summer, right?
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[He's... certainly got his priorities set.]
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That too! Free food is always good.
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I heard there were burgers?
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