Ooooh good chef, this will lift Gervic's mood up. Also a lunch date.

why are you like this lmao, it's like you can't see anything in a nuanced way at all, at least try to think how seeing the story from gervic's viewpoint can be biased

alright, just know that its weird and uncomfortable to see someone essentialize whole species when it's obvious from the story that both are pretty much same at least mentally, almost as if it's just politics and its not really that any species is bad. just focus more on individuals and maybe think what motivates them, I fucking hate bob too lol.

I hope nothing bad happens to the chef

Yass good food is important to keep soldier's moral

Gervic better get paid well for this DragonDash at Bob's Burgers.

Lol. "Ratings: five stars for cute delivery boy."

lol

NO OFFENSE, but for some reasons I was convinced he was a cow lol

This chef is so adorable!

Must've been his cute little hat huh?

Ha, I commented on the hat last time, but now he himself also seems adorable.

LOL. My first thought as well. At least the chef seems dedicated to his job. This story rings very true; lots of "soldiers" were conscripted during times of war, and weren't even given enough training to manage to last through a real fight. Glad to see that the chef is a level-headed kind of guy.

So, the cute hipo-durgon is a good simple man after all.

It's cool that the Chef is pragmatic and did not drink the political kool-aid.

If we ever get trapped in this fantasy world, I call dibs on the musclegut chef.

Bob must be really, really bad at cooking. as grilling burger patties is rather easy and kind of fun too so long as you can keep an eye on them.

The chef is really nice! :D it's a nice change of pace for a dragon other than Vlagg to be nice to Gervic

I love this chef !!!!

shit.

that's a little factoid which'd flown over my head for a long time now.



the reasoning behind most of the wars we fight these days: the whims of a greedy, powerful wealthy person who simply hungers for even more wealth and power.
the reasoning behind which innocent plebeians who, almost always, bear neither stake nor concern about these "politics," get sent off to slaughter — to advance the interests of a few, despicable scumbags who only care about themselves.

militaries: pawns who, mostly, end up battling (and killing off) other pawns; whilst invariably, during their campaigns, never toppling the queens, rooks, kings (or those others who aspire to become elevated to those ranks) who orchestrated the whole affair to begin with.

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thanks for reminding me about that Vju

that was pretty insightful of ya: a wonderful way for me to bring into the full circle, my previously-existing knowledge of the pursuits of the Military-Industrial Complex.

👌🏾

To me most war started (or never end) mostly because of political reason than wealth. But yeah common civilians are the ones that suffer the most as usual.
Also I just noticed how timely it is to post this page during these times.

you're like a sage, eh?

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whatever the reason for their execution, i do know Wars rarely-ever are waged because the majority desires it


of course.. ..it is also problematic, whenever the "pawns" actually, willingly, co-sign the orchestrators' whims
(akin to what we're seeing with all the *rump supporters in the divided states, for instance)

i guess it all boils down to this simple aspect vju: humans have a long history of being shitty to one another
and with the steady societal regression i continue witnessing all around me ... i lose my ability to imagine any scenario for there ever being sustained World Peace, that basically doesn't involve the cessation of human existence

because, for some reason, it appears to be a completely-impossible "ask," to get others to agree to treat each other with dignity and respect.
this directive seems simple enough to me; but, obviously, many others (who, somehow, are imbued with remarkably-high propensities for amassing power / wealth) view this mode of living as "simply infeasible."




i hope nothing happens to the head chef.
even if no other members of your audience demonstrate an appreciation for his profoundly-elucidating statement, just know i am glad he said what he said (in such an easy to understand, concise manner!) '79.