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Excuse me what? You've NEVER had Nutella??
We are changing this immediately

oh good i'm glad it isn't super lame because once I'm sitting down with the fried rice, I'm not going anywhere else

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um yeah? it's suuuuper expensive like $10 for a little jar? no way there's nothing lame about sitting down with a ton of food and just hanging out we could watch a movie!

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I don't know where you've been shopping but
we're trying Nutella.
you're going to love it

We're of the same mind haha :)
what kind of movie are you in the mood for? I can pick something up on my way home

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I'm not gonna argue with that! trying it or loving it hard not to love chocolate surprise me with one of your fav movies

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You deserve nutella in your life

hmm I'll take a look
I wonder if this world has a lot of the movies I know...
so far there have been a lot of similarities which is fascinating.

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He's still a kid. I wasn't exactly open about the things that bothered me at 17 either.

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I was about to ask if you were bothered by gangsters and aliens at seventeen, but I almost forgot you're in the same boat just farther down the river. I can't exactly track him, though. He ripped out the transponder last time.

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Gangsters are definitely easier to handle than aliens, though I've only had one experience with an alien. knock on wood.

lol I'm not surprised honestly... It's good he has people looking out for him, but at the same time, he's still a teenager

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Really?? of all the places to explore
What were they hoping to find down there?

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There's the catacombs in Paris, but there's a whole system of underground tunnels people explore and hold pop up events in. Some of them cross over with some old sewer sections.

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Underground pop up events sound pretty fun, I won't lie.

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Super illegal.
But still fun.

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Unfortunately most illegal things are

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What's the last illegal thing you did that you thought was fun?

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I feel like just existing as spider-man is illegal enough
and also amazingly fun

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That was really wholesome.
Mine was playing a back room poker game.

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you were playing legitimately? not for a mission?

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Not a mission, but I was undercover.
So fun and work combined?

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I'd say that's the best kind.
so you'd go undercover for things that weren't work-related?

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When you've been in the field this long, your hobbies kind of blend with your work.
So yes. Why, need something done undercover?

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I just find it pretty interesting, balancing all of that but still being able to come home to yourself.

the only other context i've ever had are spy movies and i'm pretty sure those are just grand exaggerations

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It took a lot of time to get there.
Spy work definitely involves a lot more research and patiently waiting than the movies let on.

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not quite the Bond fantasy, huh?

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I think there are spies that probably try to leverage it for prestige.
But they're probably not very good spies.

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Probably not if they're trying to boast about it.
Not very... incognito of them.

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Don't tempt me, I'd be down to try
at the risk of breaking the multiverse
just to get you the doughnuts you deserve

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Don't tease me like that, man!

Cause doughnuts
are so worth it!!!!

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I'm being 100% serious!
you deserve all the doughnuts
tho if not a single bakery in the boroughs has peanut butter doughnuts available... the universe is just asking for it

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I'm going to apologize to the universe just incase!

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Yes, you're right, we should express our gratitude for the universe and everything it has provided for us...

that'll help soften the blow, right?

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