Rasterman on Nostr: It's now time to serve. They never had a system; but the European has taught them ...

It's now time to serve. They never had a system; but the European has taught them one. These noble savages have discovered cooperation and organisation! And just in time, because the mayor is coming for lunch.

To ensure everyone behaves, Gordon shows up with a cybernetic implant above his ear to zap high intensity lasers at any employees who mess up a meal. I hear they edited out two employees being vaporised for overcooking the mac & cheese again.

But there's one weak link outside of the kitchen: even though the kitchen is churning out meals at a fast pace and the diner guests seem pleased, Marissa, the dim-witted waitress, finds it too taxing to walk a few metres to deliver plates to customers and breaks down crying, as the mayor complains about the slow waitress and Ms. Jean keeps yelling her name to pick up the food items she needs to deliver.

According to Marissa: "it's hard to breathe when you hear your name being called. I'm getting ready to leave".

But Gordon spares her and has Ms. Jean give her a motivational speech and everything ends up fine.