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[barfintomyhat]

So, we can't get out because there's a barrier. That much is clear.

But then, where does the meat that the cooks use to make our food come from? If it's those gorillas, which fur I am certain doesn't naturally occur in the wild or captivity, then I'm going to be ill . . .

(( It's past midnight and I have a long day tomorrow! Picking up will occur

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[rideseveryone]

The barrier stops things from getting out, not in.

[barfintomyhat]

So, how many trapped delivery guys does that amount to per month?

And where are they hiding, because I haven't seen any yet.

[rideseveryone]

Animals can wander in on their own, too.

[barfintomyhat]

That's the most logical explanation I have heard so far. Although it would be more comforting if you were part of the cooking staff.

[rideseveryone]

Cooking staff? Those amateurs?

[barfintomyhat]

[oh boy]

[rideseveryone]

*is it on now*

[barfintomyhat]

Do you have any idea how many animals would have to wander in each day to feed us all? Whole farms of them. Unless we have a secret cattle magnet, that's not it.

[rideseveryone]

Then, do you have any better ideas?

[barfintomyhat]

. . . No, I don't. I can't begin to imagine how a place like this works.

[rideseveryone]

Then I'll take my theory.

I wouldn't put a cattle magnet past this place, anyway.

[barfintomyhat]

Suit yourself; I'd rather have proof of something before deciding it's true.

[rideseveryone]

In this place, even if it's true, it would deny you the proof out of spite.

[barfintomyhat]

Isn't that convenient.

[rideseveryone]

Aa, very.