Welcome Committee

[sumarusfinest]

There's been so many fresh faces to the Nexus recently, and more than a few of them have been children. Questions about finding a way home, about trying to decide if they want to go home. People wondering what to do now...

There are a few tables set out this morning in the Plaza in front of a small cafe loaded with several caraffes of coffee, breakfast pastries from more than a few different worlds and cultures, and a large pan of eggs and sausage kept warm over a chafing dish. On either end of the table are disposable plates, cups, and cutlery as well as a few welcome pamphlets in a small container. Along the front of the tables is a hand made banner.

"Meet and Greet"

Manning the tables is Katsuya Suou, red apron on and a cup of coffee in hand. He looks far too cheerful for how early in the morning it is.

"Right then, is anyone hungry? Have any questions about the nexus?"


((OOC: Feel free to mingle and threadjump in this thread. I'm trying to get people who have yet to meet to interact, so do not feel obligated to only reply to me!))

Comments

[notamaniac]

"Thanks for making it for me," Freddy says. He doesn't offer to pay. He always waits to be asked for payment, because you never know. You might get something for free that way.

Freddy chuckles.

"I'm from a place called Springwood, Ohio. It's just a really small town in a really big country. I called it that as a joke."

[icebearforpresident]

"Of course. Let Ice Bear know if you want something else to drink. Or a refill."

[Ice Bear has been told not to ask for payment or tips, so the bear stays silent of payment types. Freddy is free to do whatever he wishes.]

"Ohio? Ice Bear has heard Ohio is not very exciting. Is this true?" [Then again, any state in the middle of the US is bound to be that way.] "Ice Bear is from San Francisco, but probably not the same world."

[notamaniac]

"I think one's my limit at breakfast," Freddy says with a chuckle. "Thanks, though.

Freddy might leave a tip, if he sees a tip jar. He's not miserly, just practical.

"Ohio is boring," Freddy agrees, with a rueful shrug. "No, I'd know, if there were talking bears in San Francisco."