Lt. Anderson has told me that failing, and making the wrong decisions, is something humans expect. Captain Fowler is more forgiving than he claims, as long as any continued mistakes are not due to purposefully reckless or careless behavior.
[Fowler lets Hank get away with a ridiculous amount of poor behavior, after all.]
[Mostly because Connor wants to see Gavin have to pick between Connor or Hank winning twenty dollars. It's a social experiment. Connor needs more hobbies.]
Because he's so intelligent, and not just that. He made it possible for androids to exist. He has a brilliant mind if he could come up with biocomponents and thirium 310, don't you think?
I haven't, although it's something I've thought about doing.
[He's just never gotten around to it, with how busy life generally is between work and looking after Hank and helping Markus. He also hadn't wanted to go alone, although he would've if it came down to it.
Then this will be a new experience for the both of us.
[ He glances at Connor, is this again some trick to get him to admit he likes things? But one of the RK-series programmers must really like animals himself, because he can't deny it. ]
I believe I do. I like how they go about their business without making trouble. I've never gotten much chance to interact with them however.
[It's... Not really a trick but he is curious. Deviants do have a tendency to like animals, after all, though Connor is very aware that even when still very machine-like he'd been fond of dogs. One of the programmers definitely must be a fan of animals.
Connor follows into the taxi, taking a moment to interface with the input screen and enter directions to the zoo before responding.]
I like that about them as well. They also expect very little from you.
[Sumo just wants some food and some attention; he's never mad at anyone for saying something stupid in conversation, or fidgeting too much, or not accomplishing some task perfectly.
Thinking about petting Sumo, and Rk's mention of not getting to interact with many animals, reminds him of something he saw on the zoo website--]
[ Petting area? He looks at Connor, interested. He doesn't know a thing about petting zoos, but he can imagine it involves touching the animals. He likes new experiences, and touching animals is definitely high on his list. ]
Sumo is a good name, but I will choose something appropriate.
[It's kind of exciting, actually, to possibly name something. This will be an extremely serious endeavour.]
This species lives between one and three years in the wild. Judging by the size of Crab, it likely has a year or two of life remaining.
[Which is not a long time as far as keeping a pet, and that's sad, but that's how life is. Besides, Connor isn't even half a year old himself, so from that stance it's quite a long time.]
[It's not a long time indeed, but to be fair Hank had goldfish that lived shorter when he was a boy and he still loves them deeply. Plus it's easier to say yes to Crab the crab if it's not a lifetime committeemen.]
Okay, sure, what the hell. If you promise me it won't be much of a hassle I don't see why not.
But just so we're clear, this isn't the first step into turning the house into a zoo is it?
I will take care of everything necessary; it won't be a hassle for you.
[He can promise that much. As for the last question, well--]
I have no intention of turning the house into a zoo. Metaphorically or otherwise.
[But once Crab passes on to the great ocean in the sky, he does plan to repurpose the aquarium tank he's buying. That's reasonable, right? Right. No need to mention that.]
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[He's being sincere, but still maybe enjoying getting to mess with RK900 a little. Maybe.]
I had hoped the same thing. It's inevitable to make mistakes, and to continue making them.
[Just preferably not the same mistakes.]
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[Fowler lets Hank get away with a ridiculous amount of poor behavior, after all.]
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Gavin must be informed of the bet.
[Mostly because Connor wants to see Gavin have to pick between Connor or Hank winning twenty dollars. It's a social experiment.
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That's a wide range of subjects. Why do you ask about them?
[For some specific function-related reason? Or because she might just be curious and maybe not realize it?]
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[ What's curiosity, can you cook it? ]
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Why do you like hearing what Kamski thinks?
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I haven't, although it's something I've thought about doing.
[He's just never gotten around to it, with how busy life generally is between work and looking after Hank and helping Markus. He also hadn't wanted to go alone, although he would've if it came down to it.
And he has to ask--]
Do you like animals?
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[ He glances at Connor, is this again some trick to get him to admit he likes things? But one of the RK-series programmers must really like animals himself, because he can't deny it. ]
I believe I do. I like how they go about their business without making trouble. I've never gotten much chance to interact with them however.
[ And the taxi arrives, so he gets in. ]
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Connor follows into the taxi, taking a moment to interface with the input screen and enter directions to the zoo before responding.]
I like that about them as well. They also expect very little from you.
[Sumo just wants some food and some attention; he's never mad at anyone for saying something stupid in conversation, or fidgeting too much, or not accomplishing some task perfectly.
Thinking about petting Sumo, and Rk's mention of not getting to interact with many animals, reminds him of something he saw on the zoo website--]
I believe there's a petting area at this zoo.
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Are the penguins in that part?
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Bit late, sorry!
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Are you drunk?
[Because he has to ask, between that response and the chatter on the scanner.]
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[He wants to believe, North.]
I thought it was better to make sure rather than assume.
Have you told Markus what happened yet?
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I figured I might as well solve one problem at a time.
[ Yeah, she's totally not avoiding it. Just... being logical about her problem-solving. Right. ]
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Understandable. It may end up unnecessary to inform him anyway.
[Depending on the security at the particular precinct and how easy Connor finds it to wipe out the arrest record.]
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[ Accident. Because, you know, accidentally her fist met a jerk's face. Such things happen all the time. Funny accident. ]
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Sumo is a good name, but I will choose something appropriate.
[It's kind of exciting, actually, to possibly name something. This will be an extremely serious endeavour.]
This species lives between one and three years in the wild. Judging by the size of Crab, it likely has a year or two of life remaining.
[Which is not a long time as far as keeping a pet, and that's sad, but that's how life is. Besides, Connor isn't even half a year old himself, so from that stance it's quite a long time.]
thank you!
Okay, sure, what the hell. If you promise me it won't be much of a hassle I don't see why not.
But just so we're clear, this isn't the first step into turning the house into a zoo is it?
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[He can promise that much. As for the last question, well--]
I have no intention of turning the house into a zoo. Metaphorically or otherwise.
[But once Crab passes on to the great ocean in the sky, he does plan to repurpose the aquarium tank he's buying. That's reasonable, right? Right. No need to mention that.]
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sorry about the wait on this!
back at you!
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I'm sorry, will be slow for a short while!
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welcome back!!
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