What's funny is that you think I haven't

I think it's more complex. It's not that she's treating him as an equal — he's still serving her — it's that the class dynamics in a diner are not the same as the ones in a haute restaurant.

I meant to reference The Bear, actually, but I didn't get round to it and my deadline hit.

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I mean, you're not wrong

I think that's the problem? Because in Wayward and last year's Grotesquerie there are enough unfinished threads to suggest they want a second go round, but not enough to sustain that.

As (mostly) good as Alien Earth was, it still had this problem, and sure, it sets up for a second season, but it still had the sort of resolution in its season finale that felt really rushed.

Just did my injection in your honour.