“After the dinner, then.” It would be enter without the instant interruptions, and they were here for dinner after all, so he makes a point of only discussing their meal for the time being.

The food is very good at least, even though they appear to be heavily leaning into the ‘quality versus quantity’. When the waiter returns to remove some empty plates, Emet-Selch plays into it by asking which breed of cow provides the dairy products used in the meals, and whether it is a particular cow with a name. Of course he does not give a crap about it or if that is even a real thing but the waiter is absolutely flabbergasted that he cannot answer, which is some quality entertainment in itself.

“Well now we know that a ten course meal here equals roughly one singular meal anywhere else.”