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[Working at the library has its good sides and downsides. The good sides: lots of books, meeting people and discussing said books.

The downside is... well... sometimes it's slow. And Souji ends up flipping through books, typing down random questions that pop into his head.

Only now- instead of *saving* it, as Futaba taught him, he accidentally posted the entire list of questions he gathered.]

➡️ What happens when you're scared "half to death" twice?
➡️ If you write a book about failure and it doesn't sell- is that a success?
➡️ Why aren't blueberries blue?
➡️ Why aren't there ads for advertising companies?
➡️ If I -save time- where do I get it back?
➡️ If space is a vacuum, who changes bags?
➡️ Why do "wise guy" and "wise man" mean two entirely different things?
➡️ Can you cry underwater?

[...he seriously needs to learn how to use new technology. Fast.]

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[Yes, welcome to Souji's headspace, filled with random thoughts.]

Thanks! Yes, I was trying to do that but got confused for a moment.

It feels so odd poking on the screen yet not feeling anything underneath your fingers, yet still doing things.

[He could be on the 'sometimes too easy to impress' side.]

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Heh. Figured.

Touchscreens aren't that new of an invention though, are they?

[ Touchscreen phones sure, but like. They've had touchscreen computers in things like offices and vending machines and cash registers and stuff like that for a lot longer, right? ]

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I don't believe vending machines and train tickets count, right?

[No, there are no touchscreen computers in the offices either. Sorry Futaba, he's from the dinosaur age.]

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I waaaas actually kind of including those, yeah. Plus like... stores usually use 'em nowadays for cash registers and stuff like that, right?

[ She's so baffled. ]

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Not... really? The cash registers were... normal cash registers?

[So much confusion. Sorry Futaba]