Check-in. Part 2
Three scientists, Papaia, Banani, Ravioli, and their assistant Igor, who need to attend the famous dark matter conference, head to the airport.
At the check-in counter, our heroes are finalizing their boarding procedure.
The attendant meticulously inspects the passports, then starts typing. Her fingers hit the keyboard like bullets from a machine gun. Time seems to stand still. Papaia has turned purple and is about to faint. Banani has grown a long white beard. Ravioli is now just a skeleton. Then, finally, the attendant looks up and smiles.
Attendant: Perfect, you’re all set for your flight to Springfield. Everything is in order, you may proceed.
Papaia, balancing on one leg, momentarily loses his balance.
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…Banani, unable to contain himself, shouts.
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…Ravioli involuntarily starts breakdancing.
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…Then, the three quickly pull themselves together, pretending nothing happened, glancing around awkwardly.
Papaia (faking confidence): See? Everything under control.
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Igor: According to the cause-and-effect principle, I can confidently say that, as usual, something will go wrong.
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You see, just as a lightbulb won’t turn on if it’s not connected to an electric circuit, a trip organized by Papaia cannot proceed without problems.
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Have you ever seen an object fall upwards? Of course not! So get ready, because once again, we’ve all fallen… into Papaia’s hands.
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