Episode 11: Indigestible Chocolate.
We are at the airport.
It’s too late now. They missed the plane.
Ravioli: Hey Papaia! I’m starving. Lend me the card to buy that chocolate from the vending machine!
Papaia: Here it is. But be careful, don’t use it directly on the machine. Withdraw cash instead. You never know, they could clone the card!
Ravioli: Ugh! ATMs are all far away. Everyone’s using cards. And I also know the company that makes the distributor!
Papaia: All vending machines are suspicious and unreliable! Look over there! There’s an ATM right at the end!
Ravioli: Alright… as you wish!
Papaia hands the card to Ravioli, who follows his instructions and withdraws cash first at the ATM.
Ravioli: Strange! It seems the card is having trouble fitting into the slot!
The ATM suddenly shuts down.
Ravioli: Weird! The display just turned off!
Ravioli spots another ATM a few meters away.
Ravioli: There’s another one! Thank goodness! I’ll use that!
After a few minutes, Ravioli returns to the others with his chocolate bar. Papaia is focused on the flight app.
Papaia: There! I think I found a flight for us! Ravioli, pass me the card!
Ravioli, in his chocolate-induced trance, hands the wrapper to Papaia.
Papaia: What are you doing?
Ravioli: Oops! My bad!
Papaia snatches the credit card from Ravioli’s hand with a swift pull and starts entering the numbers on the phone. While they wait, the discussion about the book continues.
Banani: So both Paul and the creed tell us that the disciples were convinced they had seen and spoken with Jesus.
Ravioli: Do you know what that means?
Banani: Honestly, it still sounds to me like: Bible…
Ravioli: The creed circulated among ordinary people, it’s oral tradition.
Banani: Basically what people were saying back then!
Ravioli: Exactly! Back then, two years after Jesus’ death!
Banani: Wow! So that’s not just a legend!
Igor: These scientists are right to worry about what people were saying in the first century. But now they should worry more about what people are saying today when they see … those broken luggage!