The Argument.
Three scientists—Papaia, Banani, Ravioli—and their assistant Igor, who are supposed to attend the famous dark matter conference, miss their flight and end up on the other side of the world. After booking a hotel for the night, the taxi drops them off in front of an abandoned warehouse.
We are in front of the warehouse.
This time, the four truly have no idea what to do.
Ravioli: I just can’t understand how we ended up in this situation!
Banani: Well! If we hadn’t wasted an hour with you wandering around the airport looking for free sweets, maybe we would’ve gotten out earlier and found a normal taxi driver.
Ravioli: Oh, listen to who’s talking! The one who made us waste two hours by causing a fight at baggage claim!
Banani: What are you saying! I was trying to help you, while you only think about yourself!
Ravioli: At least I don’t make suitcases explode in the boarding area!
Banani: Oh, really? Maybe you forgot about the anti-terrorism incident caused by that rotten fish hidden in your backpack?
Ravioli: That’s it, Banani! You’ve gone too far this time!
Papaia: Calm down! Blaming each other won’t solve anything!
Banani: Yeah! Listen to him! The genius of online bookings has spoken!
Papaia: Stop it right now! You know arguing won’t help!
After a moment of awkward silence, the three stop arguing.
Banani: Okay! I apologize!
Ravioli: Me too! I got carried away!
Papaia: No problem, friends. It’s been a tough journey!
Banani: We ended up here. How is that even possible?
Igor: I apologize too… but not to you. To myself, for letting myself be carried away… by you, on this crazy trip!
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