Daniel grinned and got out the Omnicron. Typing on this thing was going to take some practice. It wasn't going to be nearly as fast as just taking down a hard copy.
Kang, if nothing else, was so amiable and easygoing that Daniel suspected he'd get spoiled rotten if he hung around him too long. He might get so used to having someone be so open about their customs and beliefs and folk lore, that the next time he came across anything different, he might be in for a surprise. Not everyone appreciated their practices and history written down.
Now that he thought about it, he was thirsty. "Sure, I'd like that," Daniel paused, remembering. "...I'm sorry, I don't have any money on me."
Not that he knew what they even used on this ship. He got the feeling that US currency wasn't going to work out here. What system did they use? Did they even use banknote or hard currency or did they use a credit system based on what you contributed? Maybe they bartered? It could even be a gift economy.
What it all all came down to was the most important question: Was Daniel going to find himself washing dishes all night or even a week or month in exchange for this story? The answer was yes, he was prepared to, because he really, really wanted to know. The thirst of knowledge was one of his biggest strengths and sometimes Jack's pain in the ass, and he couldn't pass up the chance to learn something new.
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Kang, if nothing else, was so amiable and easygoing that Daniel suspected he'd get spoiled rotten if he hung around him too long. He might get so used to having someone be so open about their customs and beliefs and folk lore, that the next time he came across anything different, he might be in for a surprise. Not everyone appreciated their practices and history written down.
Now that he thought about it, he was thirsty. "Sure, I'd like that," Daniel paused, remembering. "...I'm sorry, I don't have any money on me."
Not that he knew what they even used on this ship. He got the feeling that US currency wasn't going to work out here. What system did they use? Did they even use banknote or hard currency or did they use a credit system based on what you contributed? Maybe they bartered? It could even be a gift economy.
What it all all came down to was the most important question: Was Daniel going to find himself washing dishes all night or even a week or month in exchange for this story? The answer was yes, he was prepared to, because he really, really wanted to know. The thirst of knowledge was one of his biggest strengths and sometimes Jack's pain in the ass, and he couldn't pass up the chance to learn something new.