Kenyatta: Um, yeah. Do you have a time machine? 'Cause I'd really like to go back to the day I let my dad convince me I could run this year's Luna New Year celebration and talk myself out of it.
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6 lines · 4 repliesDelaila: It was the strangest thing. I was handing out one of me world famous desserts and the customer complained it tasted like salt!
Delaila: I tried one meself, and low and behold, it tasted like a salt lick.
Delaila: Then I tried another one, and it turned out not only had the whole batch gone bad, but ALL the batches of all the desserts were saltier than the Bahari Sea.
Delaila: Luckily, I have enough day old pastries to stay in business for now, but if I don't get new ingredients soon, I'll hafta shut down tomorrow.
Zeki: What happened to my booth? What didn't happen to my booth?
Zeki: I go to set up shop and there was holes all over the ground.
Zeki: Everything was destroyed. Includin' my good prize wheel.
Zeki: I'm using the backup for now, but if that thing goes kaput...which it's likely to do any day now...then I gots to pack up and call it quits.
Hodari: It's not really my booth that's the problem. I had some merchandise set off accidentally in my shed at home.
Hodari: And while we lost some stock, that's not what I'm the most troubled by.
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3 lines · 1 replyKenyatta: So I talked to Nai'o and it seemed like Sugarfoot is willing to compete IF we give her the proper incentive.
Kenyatta: Turns out she just loves Fancier Breed Biscuits. If only I knew how to get ahold of some we could make those the first prize for the winning Riffroc.
Kenyatta: Oh, well, one really annoying problem at a time. What did you find on our Booth Bandit?
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