They finally arrive at the vehicle. It is literally just a double garage door arbitrarily placed on the park near Bean's house. The man pulls out a normal garage door remote to open it. As it pulls itself up, it reveals its contents.
An empty room.
The group enters the room, painted dark blue and completely barren, apart from a door directly opposite the entrance.
Bean yawns disapprovingly.
The man reacts to this by pressing a button on the remote control. This has seemed to have done nothing, until the man invites everyone to go through the door.
The room they entered was completely unlike the one they were before. It looks like a typical living room: a television and two couches adorn the left side of the room, with the dining area and the kitchen to the right. A hallway stems out from the room, which leads into four bedrooms, one for each resident, and the bathroom. It was like a normal house.
Bean lets out a "hmm" of contempt.
The man once again press a button, which made a door pop out in the hallway.
"This is your new room, Mr. Bean," the man says. "If you need anything, just enter it into the computer near the door. It should materialise beside you."
Bean enters the room. Completely empty besides the computer. It is a very large room; large enough that it should have overlapped with the other rooms.
A few hours later, the room is completed. It was an exact replica of his flat at the lower right corner of the room, where the door is. The rest of the space was taken over by random stuff. The lower left corner has his valuable possessions, which includes the original Whister's Mother painting he inadvertedly vandalised during his stay in America; his car's steering wheel, which he took out of the car before the journey; pieces of his old cars, one that was destroyed after going off the road, and the other that was crushed by a tank; and the other inane stuff he gathered over the year that he considers "valuable".
The back half of the room is unoccupied, and is covered by a makeshift wall that looks like it can fall apart at any time.
"Perfect!" Bean exclaims.
Bean walks down into the kitchen when he encounters the levitating person from earlier gorging himself on food.
"Hey! My name's Goku. Nice to meet ya!"
Bean does not respond, instead opening the fridge to see a computer inside, with a sign above saying:
This computer only spawns food, beverages and kitchen equipment in. This computer accepts voice commands.
Bean got a turkey and stuffing out of the fridge. He proceeds to stuff the turkey.
A few minutes into the process, he pulls out his hand to see that his watch disappeared. He looks for it inside the turkey's body cavity, and eventually, pulls out a torch (flashlight) in his attempt to find it. When the search attempt proved unsuccessful, he stuffs his head into the turkey, for a better look inside. What he didn't realise is that light doesn't enter the turkey once something, such as a head, plugs the opening.
Bean has managed to wedge his head into a turkey. He tries to get it off, but no matter how much effort he puts in, it wouldn't budge.
Goku turns around to see the commotion. He decided to not help, as he pulling the turkey off might also pull Bean's head off, even if he is using his lowest possible power. He instead got other people for help.