It is okay to say no.
Rramon runs the busiest burger place in the Schnerdiverse and almost never says no. He looks after everybody's plate except his own, and the tiredness comes out sideways.
The part of you Rramon carries
Rramon is warm, genuinely funny, and very good at his job. He is also quietly worn out. He knows he is tired and he knows he is annoyed, and he has never once put those two things next to each other. So it comes out sideways instead: the big sigh while he does you the favour, the burger remade without being asked and then mentioned twice. He keeps score on a board nobody else can see, and it hurts his feelings that nobody is checking it. The thing he actually wants is for somebody to notice and tell him to sit down for a minute.
Carries: A scoreboard nobody else can see
“No, no, it's fine. I'll just do it myself.”
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He is built like something made to be handed to somebody else. That is the joke and it is also the problem: a whole creature shaped around feeding other people, who forgets there is a person in there who needs feeding too.
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