Post by Marceline Abadeer on Jun 14, 2013 19:37:55 GMT
Marceline stared at the spinning clothes. They were hers, so there was at least that. They also constituted a good half of her wardrobe. Turned out that clothing cost money (go figure), and money was somewhat limited. Marceline might be pulling in a decent amount from her busking and gigging, but it wasn't turning her into Miss Moneybags overnight. Plus, she had to keep buying food, guitar picks, and other necessities too. The money could only go so far. Speaking of money only going so far: Marceline was pretty sure she'd just dumped her last few small coins into the machine.
Small coins, because that was totally a sensible way of handling money. That was one thing Marceline wasn't a huge fan of here: the whole coinage thing, particularly since there were small and large coins. Right now, she wasn't exactly digging the fact that her laundry was about to be trapped in a cycle of wet. She supposed she could grab them and start spinning around or something. Get dizzy pretty fast though.
Seeing no other option, Marceline rose and sighed. No more watching the cool spinning, at least, not for now. Instead, she turned, looking around the laundromat. It wasn't a school day; she knew that much, so there were probably a few various young Shifted wandering about too. The place was about half full, give or take, though it felt busier, since the whole joint was just a tad on the small side. Marceline had been perched on a table provided for sorting and folding clothing, and she'd slid off it when she'd made her decision. There were a few tables lined up in nice rows, and a few rows of machines. All very bland and boring.
Marceline shrugged. Best to just get this part over with. She walked over to the closest person, rapped them on the shoulder slightly, and managed a "Hey," followed soon by: "got some change I could borrow? Need to dry my clothes."
Small coins, because that was totally a sensible way of handling money. That was one thing Marceline wasn't a huge fan of here: the whole coinage thing, particularly since there were small and large coins. Right now, she wasn't exactly digging the fact that her laundry was about to be trapped in a cycle of wet. She supposed she could grab them and start spinning around or something. Get dizzy pretty fast though.
Seeing no other option, Marceline rose and sighed. No more watching the cool spinning, at least, not for now. Instead, she turned, looking around the laundromat. It wasn't a school day; she knew that much, so there were probably a few various young Shifted wandering about too. The place was about half full, give or take, though it felt busier, since the whole joint was just a tad on the small side. Marceline had been perched on a table provided for sorting and folding clothing, and she'd slid off it when she'd made her decision. There were a few tables lined up in nice rows, and a few rows of machines. All very bland and boring.
Marceline shrugged. Best to just get this part over with. She walked over to the closest person, rapped them on the shoulder slightly, and managed a "Hey," followed soon by: "got some change I could borrow? Need to dry my clothes."