audience: emma perkins

[cyclists]

Comments

[foodbin]

Yeah? What kind of place did you work before this?

[cyclists]

...it's sort of a long story? But it was a place for people like me that was supposed to help us complete something really important. A lot of the people I worked with were kind of weird, but I got used to it until I left.

[foodbin]

The kind of long story you can't tell, I guess?

[cyclists]

The kind of long story I can definitely tell you another time. [So he can, he just doesn't think it's relevant right now.] I promise.

[foodbin]

...Okay. I'll make sure to ask later.

[But, hm.]

Why did you leave before you finished making... Whatever it was? Can I ask that now?

[cyclists]

[.........]

...nobody would give me the answers I needed. So I went to go find them myself so I could get my life back.

[foodbin]

Well... I hope it turned out well for you.

[cyclists]

[...there's a low, bitter laugh.]

It turned out the way it was supposed to turn out. I don't regret it.

[foodbin]

...You sound a little bit unhappy about it, though.

[cyclists]

[...]

You can be happy and unhappy at the same time about the same thing, can't you? But I'm mostly happy. There's just some stuff I have to take care of when we leave this place.

[foodbin]

Well... I hope it all goes well for you, whatever it is.

[cyclists]

Thanks. [But with that, he shakes his head.]

Take care of all of that and your hand will be delivered Monday. I promise.