Re: [Laundromat: Adam and Hunter]
Hunter's respect for this new temporary (to his mind) resident went up higher. Not an employee that doesn't nothing, Hunter liked that. Hunter liked people who had to work for a living. His shoulders came down, less tense, and he turned more fully toward the other guy, away from the machine. More interested.
Hunter took the box, scooped out what he judged to be an average amount, and threw it on in. "Thanks." He punched the right buttons, and got the first dogbed whirling around. He started on the next one.