After thirty minutes and a few more stops, 'Special Snacks' still hadn't been found. Miko had however, eaten one whole skewer of dango and was working on a second while she sipped from a large boba tea. "Sucks that we still haven't found Special Snacks yet, but... it's still been pretty fun~" she claimed. "And you were definitely right about this Matcha Milk Tea combo... though, I still think it's a little strange that you like that tea~" she said pointing to his cup with a chuckle. "But I suppose it's time to use a lifeline," she claimed knowing her two slightly older friends might be more equipped to help them find what they were looking for. Soon enough she'd be raising her hand to knock on the door of Dreameater's dressing room. Which she'd do and wait for confirmation. Just the same, inside the other two girls were oddly wondering where exactly their friend had wondered off to, with Kaguya taking note of an under tone she couldn't quite place just yet. Just the same Miko would be casually sipping from her straw and enjoying the bubbles of matcha while waiting for her help to open the door.
At the same time, HIroshi and Rita were discussing the end of the day cleanup. It appeared he planned to take some ramen and the remaining broth home with him. This was all fine, but he intended to pay for it out of his paycheck and this wasn't at all what someone like Rita would have allowed. "Well, yes, there are some common sense things applied to prepared food, but Hiroshi-san, food waste is considered in cost. Anytime there are leftovers like that you can just take that with you. I am actually quite happy it wouldn't just be thrown out," she offered kindly. This would have been the case, even if he wasn't the one to make all the food, but she definitely wouldn't be infringing on his craft or cutting those kinds of corners, it was a bad business practice that she simply wouldn't allow herself. Beyond that point, when she thanked him for his helpful presence to her business, he had deflective observations to make. Rita looked up from her paper work and her eyes widened. His words were obviously not meant to flatter, he was simply speaking on what he'd noticed, but the words themselves were still rather uplifting she honestly didn't know what to say, "Ano, has anyone ever told you, your observations sound like compliments? Because that all souned like a compliment even though I definitely understand it's just observations... still thank you," she offered happily.