Coffee and Discounted Books.

Three renowned scientists—Papaia, Banani, and Ravioli—along with their assistant Igor, work at the NASAL observatory.

The workday is going smoothly, and the four are working as usual.

Between one measurement and another, Ravioli shares a story:

Ravioli: Guys, something curious happened to me: I was at a used book stall and saw a book on sale.

Banani: The book was used and also on sale?

Ravioli: Let’s just say the previous owner had an excessive love for… coffee!

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Banani: What do you mean?

Igor: He means … full of mold!

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Banani: Ah, I see! And what’s the title?

Igor: Why do you want to know, Banani? Are you planning to borrow it?

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…Or maybe, like the previous owner, you’re also a fan of coffee stains!

Ravioli: It’s called “Five Minimal Facts on the Resurrection of Christ.”

Papaia: Oh, Ravioli! I didn’t think you were interested in this kind of topic.

Ravioli: Actually, I bought it by mistake.

Banani: By mistake? What do you mean, by mistake?

Ravioli: Well, I misread the title—I thought it was a cookbook.

Banani: What did you read?

Ravioli: I read “Five Minty Tarts from the Restaurants of Cyprus.”

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Banani: But that’s completely different! How did you mess that up?

Ravioli: Well! It was lunchtime. As they say—I was so hungry I couldn’t see straight!

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Igor: Well, now we can literally say that nothing stops Ravioli’s appetite! Not even coffee stains or mold!

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