beanhood:
pacing slightly, from frustration as opposed to stress, bean pondered her options. option a; venture even further out in the cold and snow, with the faint hope that somewhere else would be open. alternatively, option b; go back to the garage and sulk for the remainder of the day. it was already obvious to her what she was going to do – she had no idea why she was even thinking about going somewhere else. “the build up to the end of the world fucking sucks. if it’s gonna end, i wish it’d end already and do us all a bloody favour,” she huffed, hand moving back through her hair before finding its way into the pockets of her overalls for warmth. “it’s fine, i’ll just go back to work and eat the stale biscuits we keep for customers.” she suppose there were worse options. “what overrated, definitely-overpriced product made you brave the snow and ice?”
well, he was here now so it seemed staying here was the best option for him, really. maybe he could go to the gas station and find something that wouldn’t be disgusting. that didn’t sound like an awful idea, in all reality. but he tilted his head back and forth before answered the question she shot towards him. “ they have really great sushi here. i had been craving some all day. “ though he didn’t quite understand the mentality of just waiting for the world to end--- sooner rather than later. even if he didn’t care, he’d still like to milk as many days of possible sushi eating off this suddenly crazy-eyed earth as he could. but he kept that to himself and let her continue on her own thing.











