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[vytis]

[1. Lithuania has just learned he has a job at the bakery. This is news to him, of course, but he ends up going anyway, so if you happen to be in the bakery today, you can see him bustling about, baking things or sorting things or attempting to do both at once. Most are Valentine's Day themed, since that was what he was told to make.

Also, he made free samples. Have some. They are delicious.]

[2. After that, there's more exploring to be done, in the interests of not resting until the day he can walk around town without getting hopelessly lost in the identical streets.

That day is not today, as he is rather lost. Maybe he should try to find a map...]

[3. [1333 Benny Street] And now back at sort-of-home Lithuania has decided the house needs cleaning. If you have some reason to be in the house, he is cleaning all the things.]

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[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

[STARING THROUGH THE WINDOW.]

[vytis]

[Walking out of the back with some bread and oh crap, jerking back and sending the bred flying.]

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

Wasting bread is crime at home, comrade! At least four years in Siberia!

[vytis]

[Bending over to pick up the bread] I was just a bit startl-- I'm not from the same time as you, you know.

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

[Waves a hand at him, but doesn't lift a finger to help nope.]

Is joke, is joke! They do not let Russia do that anymore even if wanted to, anyway.

[vytis]

[Of course not, but at least that means he gets to maintain some distance.] O-of course. How have you been? [Going into "formal polite as if I were talking to a stranger" manner of speaking.]

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

Mm, is not being so bad for Mayfield. Perhaps is being bad thing that Russia is becoming used to it?

[vytis]

[He hasn't lost too much bread, at least; putting the ones that haven't fallen on the floor away and setting the fallen ones aside for now.] You've been here for some time, then? [must be polite and detached]

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

[Ignoring the question, he points to the bread that feel on the floor.]

You are not going to be needing those, Да?

[vytis]

I can't put them up for sale since they've been on the floor, no.

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

Russia is having family to be feeding here too! Except is much smaller than family at home.

[vytis]

I-If you want that bread you can have it... [but it has been on the floor]

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

Спасибо, comrade! [2011 has turned you into a wimp lithuania.

Russia steals a bag, stuffing the floor-bread into it and then starts eying the plates of free samples.]

Russia still knows that Lithuania is one of Russia's friends, even if he is acting funny right now!

[vytis]

[He's trying not to start a fight over floor bread okay.] I'm not in the Soviet Union any more. And you can't take all of those; they're for everyone.

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

Russia is being a part of an everyone! [TAKING HALF THE PLATE.] And do not be silly, comrade. Even maps here are saying you are still part of Union.

[vytis]

[grabbing that plate] No, Russia. [he is not really talking about the plate]

[1/2]

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

[He lets go, if only out of shock.]

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

[He holds his hands up in a surrender gesture, though still holding onto his bread.] Do not get upset, little comrade. There are still plenty left.

[vytis]

[putting the plate on the opposite side of the counter, behind the glass] You shouldn't take what people say you can't have.

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

Is only being for their own good. Someone who will not use them or enjoy them will come along if Russia does not.

[vytis]

That's not your decision to make.

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

Russia does not have to listen to this.

[vytis]

Oh, I wouldn't want to keep you if you have somewhere to be. [so feel free to turn around and walk out the door]

[kol-shevik.livejournal.com]

[Which he starts to do with a dramatic huff, stopping at the door and awkwardly pacing from foot to foot for a moment.]

Should come visit for dinner. Sister would be happy to see you.

[vytis]

Miss Belarus? I--Maybe. [He would really like to see her, but he isn't sure he'd get out of the house in one piece. DILEMMA.]