Saul Goodman (
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maskormenacelogs2014-09-17 03:19 pm
[semi-closed] kiss the cook
WHO: Saul Goodman & his housemates
WHERE: Heropa gov't house #012
WHEN: Afternoon — evening of 9/14
WHAT: Saul decides to put some of his cash advance from Jesse toward acquiring a grill and a stack of things to cook on it. Barbecue time! (Threadhopping is encouraged!)
WARNINGS: None; will update if needed.
WHERE: Heropa gov't house #012
WHEN: Afternoon — evening of 9/14
WHAT: Saul decides to put some of his cash advance from Jesse toward acquiring a grill and a stack of things to cook on it. Barbecue time! (Threadhopping is encouraged!)
WARNINGS: None; will update if needed.
[It's been a while since Saul last had to share his living space with someone else, and even though the housing he's been given is spacious and comfortable, he's finding it harder and harder to avoid his housemates — especially since one of them is now a freaking dinosaur. It's not that he's been antisocial lately, or so he'd swear; he's just busy. He's trying to adjust. He needs space to think and organize his new life, because he's already got so much going on, and and and —
The excuses are starting to sound, in a word, lame. What's making it worse is that he's already gone out with Freddie, so avoiding her just seems like a dick move, and it's even harder to ignore the teenager when he'd been so nice to Saul over the network, and the dinosaur is — well, the dinosaur is a dinosaur, and Saul does not want to be on a dinosaur's shit list.
So he decides the best course of action to take in order to instill a sense of community in this house of theirs is to buy a grill, fire it up, and get cookin', because nothing says "let's be friends" like food. And that's exactly what he does: thanks to Jesse's cash advance, what Saul winds up lugging into the backyard with the help of two other guys is a large box that eventually becomes a shiny, shiny grill capable of cooking (almost) literally an entire cow at once. And soon enough, come mid-afternoon, he's out there with a stack of assorted meats and a spatula and a set of tongs and an apron that demands someone kiss him.
If people thought his suits were bad, they haven't seen him in what he apparently considers casual Florida wear: Bermuda shorts with a Hawaiian shirt. And then there are the flip-flops. And that goddamn apron.
And his stupid, stupid grin as he bops along to the music coming from the radio and the sound of meat sizzling, like this is the best vacation he's ever had.]

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What was this. Was this some sort of attempt at bonding? An attempt at bonding that involved meat? She wrinkled her nose slightly as she looked at the grill. ]
You do know I'm a vegetarian, right?
[ He probably didn't. She could pass her hot dogs off on the dinosaur if needed anyway (Freddie had to take a pause to realize just how bizarre that sentence was.) ]
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That's news to me. Lucky for you, I also picked up some salad — it's in the fridge.
["Salad": One of those bagged, pre-mixed deals that was on special at the store. He tried...?]
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Well, that was sweet of you. [ at least she managed to scrape up a smile, even if there was some tenseness lingering behind it. ]
What's the occasion?
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Ah, well; this is a learning experience to file away for later. He'll make it up to her.]
Call it a late Labor Day celebration.
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Better late than never, I suppose. I hope you're making enough for the dinosaur.
[ because yeah. There's a dinosaur. ]
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Ah —
[With a rueful nod toward the house:] You might not wanna look in the freezer anytime soon.
[Because he knows about the dinosaur. And he stocked up.]
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I'm okay with the sight and smell of meat--I just don't eat it myself. [ though, still thinking about the dinosaur raised another question... ] You know, it's a talking dinosaur so it's got to have some level of intelligence. But do you think it can cook?
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[It's the thought that counts, right?]
And, uh, I have no clue. I guess it depends on what kinda dinosaur it is. I mean, if it's a t-rex —
[Saul draws his arms close to his body, poorly imitating a t-rex. But then a thought occurs to him, and he glances back toward the house.]
...it's probably not that big.
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I think it's pne of those tiny armed ones, though.
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But hey, this can't get any weirder than talking to a dinosaur.]
What's all this?
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While pointing at each item:] Some t-bone steaks, a few hot dogs, bratwurst, aaand burgers that may or may not make the cut. [They're still wrapped in plastic.] You like burgers?
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Yeah. You gonna put cheese on them?
[Burgers are much better with cheese.]
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What an offensive question.]
Um, of course I'm gonna put cheese on them.
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Good. I'll have one and a steak, if they're up for grabs.
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[Pause.]
You can maybe use that time to get dressed.
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Mammals kidnapped him and put him with mammal roommates! More fuel to the hatred fire most certainly, but he'd play along to their stupid game for now. Stupid mammal authority people, they'd never expect his betrayal and use of their own tech in destroying them all! All mammals would die.
Eventually.
When he got some crystals... and maybe some nukes.
For now he was playing nice. Be the nice harmless dinosaur that no one ever suspects and not eat or horribly murder and experiment on his mammalian roommates. Yes. His acting was flawless! So flawless that- meat. He smelt meat.
Meat was good. And almost instantly H'ssssk is darting outside to check things out.
FOOD!]
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The sight of H'ssssk, who is really an actual, honest to God dinosaur, makes him want to piss his pants.
He freezes at the grill and stares at his new roomie with wide, worried eyes. What he wants most is to see what kind of teeth the dinosaur has — maybe they'll all get lucky and he'll turn out to be an herbivore...?]
Um. H-hi.
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FEATHERS ARE LIES! MAMMAL SCIENTISTS LIE!
Fortunately for Saul, H'ssssk is far more interested in the meat than him.]
What are you barbecuing, mammal roommate?
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But this is, you know, almost as bad.
Good thing Saul stocked up on the meat just in case.]
Meat, mostly. There's, uh — [Gesturing with the tongs:] Brats, burgers, steak. Plenty more where this came from, too. You hungry?
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But meat. Meat was excellent! And there was so much of it. It was like some meaty tribute to the dinosaur god, that was him!]
Can you cook it properly, mammal roommate?
[He pushes his face up close to the barbecue, eying the meat like if this mammal doesn't know how to cook they'll all just spontaneously explode. Can't be too careful with a mammal handling things.]
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...wait.
Saul leans back when H'ssssk moves closer, with a puzzled look on his face.]
You don't eat it raw?
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I can eat both!
[Raw. Cooked. He eats whatever he feels like.]
Are you saying I can't have cooked meat, mammal roommate?
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[Please don't eat him, though. That's Saul's main concern right now.]
You can have both if you want!
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