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Randy's ears flattened for an instant. "Wonderful! Why don't we try that stand over there? It looks very promising," he said, heading for a stand at which some Schickelgrubers were selling alligators on a stick...

Amanda curled her lip and wrinkled her nose, "Ugh, no, that's, like, gross," she muttered.

"They have other things to offer," came the dismissive reply from Randy, who was not about to pass up alligators on a stick for anyone--especially Amanda.

"No, everything here is all fatty, I can't eat it," Amanda moved to the stand across from the one selling alligators and got a small, slightly droopy salad in a container, the salad had been sitting for some hours and in spite of being a supposedly "healthy" choice it was covered in shredded cheese, ham and dressing and she picked out and discarded the cucumbers, tomatoes and onions.

Randy considered mentioning the nutritional content of what she was eating, particularly with the removal of most of the vegetables, but opted to ignore her instead. He took his alligator to a nearby bench to munch away at it, paying no mind to Amanda's complaints or her ridiculous idea of health food.

Greta had opted to get herself a basket of coconut shrimp and french fries with a slice of pie for dessert and Katie had picked the same. Amanda raised her eyebrows, "Wow, I guess ya'll are just some of those lucky people that don't worry about their health," she said in a syrupy sweet tone as she nibbled her cheese and dressing covered lettuce.

Randy gave her a look, then shrugged and bit the alligator in half, taking some of the stick with it and spitting that out at the last minute. It landed in Amanda's general direction, though there was no evidence that it had been deliberate...

Amanda let out a little shriek and made Nine pick it up and throw it away.

Randy raised an eyebrow at this but said nothing. Instead, he turned his attention back to Katie and Greta, who were far more interesting.

Katie offered him one of her coconut shrimp, "Their good!" she said. She offered Amanda one out of politeness. Amanda gave her a pained smile, "Eh-heheheh, aren't you cute, hon, I don't eat coconut...or shrimp...or anything fried,"

"More for us," Randy said simply, taking a few of the shrimp in exchange for part of the alligator.

Katie tried a bite of the alligator but found it a little to tough for her liking so she gave the parts to Greta who enjoyed them. Amanda rolled her eyes and moved to sit on Nine's lap, kissing him in a way that could almost have been described as passionate had she not retained her flat, disinterested expression as she plastered him with noisy, sloppy kisses. Katie looked over at Randy and grimaced, passing him the rest of her shrimp, her appetite long gone.

Randy frowned at the display but gladly took the shrimp anyway...

Nine and Amanda squeezed and groped each other while trying to get as much of each other's faces in their mouths as possible and even Greta ended up giving Randy her food, unable to continue eating.

Randy finished off the shrimp as he watched them. Once the food was gone, he leaned closer to Nine and Amanda. "You may wish to keep some napkins on hand."

Nine pulled his face away from Amanda's to give his father a glare, "What's that supposed to mean?"