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[Grandma] Who's is it? Who's there?
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[ Wow, you have an amazing sensing ability.
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[Grandma] When you live alone for a long time, you get sensitive to the slightest noise. So what brings you here? I'm out of kaluna milk right now. Do you want to order something else?
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[ there's something I wanted to ask you. Do you remember anything about Captain Gamberry and Chief Peperoncino?
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[Grandma] Oh, those eggring boys. Speaking of which, I haven't seen them much lately. Did they give up and leave Lasagna?
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[ No, they're both well and still in Lasagna. I'm here because there is something I wanted to know about Captain Gamberry.
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[Grandma] Captain? Captain who? Gamberry? That eggring boy? Oh, you're right. He did become a captain. I remember when he showed up in my pub with Pepe.
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[ Pepe?
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[Grandma] ^0000cdPepe. Peperoncino. Gamberry is Berry, and Tomei Thomas is Toto^000000. I guess young people don't know. Anyway, they were like wild basilisks.
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[Grandma] Are the basilisks still in the cave? When we were young, we didn't even go near the cave.
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[ So what happened then? They showed up at the pub and what did they do?
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[Grandma] Oh, right. Pepe looked like a homeless and ordered kaluna milk. That's when Berry picked a fight, saying that only the kids have it shaken.
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[Grandma] So they ^0000cdfought^000000. My ^0000cdstore was destroyed^000000. So I made a ^0000cdclaim for damages^000000 for broken furniture and profit loss until the pub was back in business.
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[Grandma] You mentioned Pepe. Seemed like he was poor there as well. He came to Lasagna after hearing from somewhere that he can make a lot of money on anchovy fishing boat, but quit because of seasickness.
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[Grandma] After that, he couldn't get on a boat ever again. Haha. He became indebted because of the ^0000cdpenalty for breach of contract^000000 and couldn't leave. So he ended up in the anchovy workshop where he removes anchovy head and guts...
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[Grandma] Anyway, he had a huge debt from the boat and pub. The two mulled over what to do and ended up at the ^0000cdanchovy workshop^000000. Few years later, ^0000cdGamberry became the workshop manager^000000. The job was perfect for him.
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[ How was Lasagna in the old days?
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[Grandma] don't even mention it. It was a mess. The roads were awful. People were awful. there's a reason why the past is called the dark ages.
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[Grandma] Have you ever stepped on fish guts on a road? That's how Lasagna was back then.
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[Grandma] Then one day, two roughnecks came up with the merchants and vigilance corps and started beating up Lasagna kids.
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[Grandma] I guess sticks do make dorams. The two sent those hoodlums to the merchants and vigilance corps. Mm... I remember those boys. Their beards were cut and tails were tattered.
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[Grandma] Those doram mouse-looking ones all left Lasagna and only the ones who wanted to live a decent life stayed. They're the ones who made current Lasagna.
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[Grandma] But who are you? Did you come to order kaluna milk? Stirred or shaken? Where did all my workers go?
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[ I'll get going now...
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[Grandma] With no customers, my pub will soon be out of business.
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[Grandma] If you're not going to order anything, get the heck out!
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[Grandma] Zzz...zzzz...
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