Silver The Hedgehog munched on his slice of pepperoni pizza as he had finished cleaning the green counter he worked behind at the Pizza Hut of Sonic Adventure's Station Square, wondering why the details were being specific as he noticed the customers acting like they normally do, with Vector The Crocodile coming into the kitchen simply to rub the green dollar bills all over his crocodilian body, with Espio The Chameleon meditating upside down on the ceiling while Charmy Bee was playing around with the various ovens, which weren't baking anything due to all the pizza being ready to go.
"Why is everything so specific today?" Silver asked as he stretched his arms out, blinking several times.
"I don't know. Feels like something just hopped into our dimension." Rotor The Walrus replied as he was getting some fresh cold water from the water cooler.
"Does anyone even care?" Moltar explained as he was upstairs due to filling his R.O.B. assistant with fresh oil. "I mean, at some point, people just stop caring."
"Maybe to you. But not to me." Vector explained as he then formed a bed of dollar bills, rolling around in it as he laughed. "This should be way more than enough to finally pay off our house!"
"I thought we already did that!" Charmy exclaimed as he then bumped into a bunch of mozzarella sticks, causing them to all fall down.
"Well, how long have we been actually using our house?" Espio commented as he opened one of his eyes.
Vector and Charmy looked at each other as Silver went to check on the ovens, only to slip on some pizza grease as he went sliding around the kitchen, causing several objects to fall down as he was crushed by an oven, making everyone gasp as Amy Rose farted a big bassy blast of gas.
"Sorry! You know how excitement gets to me!" Amy apologized as she let loose another deep pitched brassy tuba poot from her pooting butt.
"Thanks for sharing the news with us..." Dry Bowser muttered, being a temporary employee as he was hired to clean the ceiling tiles that were grimy and gaining a large amount of dust.
