Mene
Menahem was just arriving to work for the dinner shift after a few days off when he saw his colleague Sven coming down the hallway. He held the door for him. "Evening," he said, entering the kitchen after him. "How's it been?"
Dai
Sven was walking with little more than the upcoming shift on the mind. That and the very peculiar interactions he'd had somewhat recently - between his brother and the ghost girl, there was a lot to unpack! But he mostly ignored it rather than unpacking. He glanced up at the familiar face of a colleague he hadn't seen in quite some time holding the door for him, which he thanked him for. "It's been... something." He scrunched up his nose and grimaced a bit. "My brother being... my brother. How about you? It's been a while."
Mene
Menahem thought of all the things going on in his life. The resort...that, er, intimate encounter with Rho...bringing Tirzah home and getting her settled....coming out to Rho (again)...it'd all been pretty chaotic. Not that his work buddy needed to know all that. "It was nice to have a few days off," he agreed with a chuckle that did not betray his thought process as he put on his apron and headed for "his" station, pausing to wash his hands. "What's up with your brother?" he inquired.
Dai
"Good good. Even better to have you back." He moved as he spoke to grab 'his' kitchen apron, designated as such via the embroidered pocket, and then to his area not wholly removed from Mena's. "You know how that guy is. Yipes? More like Yikes..." A sigh at the bad joke. "...long story short, he brought some fauny over and said he had another kid now, then pestered me about how a date that wasn't even a date went." His expression remained wholly grimaced as he thought back to it.
Mene
Menahem snorted at Sven's joke about Yipes, and remembered he'd heard Sven kvetch about him before. "Another kid!" he exclaimed, then made a tch sound, shaking his head. He supposed he couldn't judge those fauns who liked to "get around" very much, his own Rho was the same type. At least he hadn't gotten anyone pregnant though. Hard yikes. Heh. Yikes. "Wait, what's this about a date?" Mena asked, pausing his work. "How d'you have a date that's not a date?"
Dai
"It's not even a real child though! The guy looked just as confused as me!" Sven retorted in an exasperated manner as he tied his apron behind his back. "There wasn't a date! This... this... this GIRL just came in here and spilled nuts ALL over the floor! And then I cooked her food after but she ran out like it tasted bad or something!" He huffed angrily. "The NERVE."
Mene
"How ********' rude," agreed Menahem. "Any girl would be lucky to have you cookin' for her on a date." He decided to leave the idea of the not-a-real-child alone for now...that sounded less interesting than Sven's romantic adventures, or lack thereof. "Do you normally cook for people on dates?" he asked. He hadn't considered doing this and suddenly felt real stupid. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach, after all.
Dai
Huffy Sven was huffy and stayed huffy. "No? I don't go on dates. I've never BEEN on a date. Why would I cook for someone if I don't even know what they want to eat? How am I supposed to prepare to make sure I cook the right thing in that instance? I can't! And I'm not serving something they wouldn't like."
Mene
Having assembled everything necessary at his workstation, Menahem pulled a knife from midair and began chopping the carrots before him. "I mean, do you wanna go on a date? I don't have too many friends but I know some single fauns, depending on whether you're interested in girls, guys, or both."
Dai
"Oh females please. Guys are just so unhygienic." At this he started giving his station a fine wipe to make sure it was extra clean before grabbing some potatoes to scrub and prepare. "Mind passing me a knife?"