Cid, Cormac, & OPEN
"It's grilled," he informed Cid. It wasn't greasy, but it wasn't burnt either. "And it's actually quite spicy and incredibly well seasoned." Cormac wasn't one to hand out a lot of compliments, but at this point, his goal was to be as contrary to Cid as humanly possible. "The stick is merely for convenience of distribution, Cid. It's perfectly logical and quite efficient." To emphasize this, he bit off a bit more of the meat as he took in Cid's talk of taking a vacation for Founder's Day. There was too much money to be made for Cormac to consider taking a similar route.
He was taking a sip of his drink when Cid mentioned something about exhibits and choked on the liquid. Of course, Cid would mention a museum. "I meant a tavern where we could eat and get a drink," he explained, before asking, "There are museums there?"