Owner	Pose
Tyler Grant	Late afternoon, not yet dinner time, and Fred's Diner over in Bushwick is about as quiet as it ever gets before midnight. The food's good, the folks that work there are friendly and it's not too expensive. All in all just a swell joint. Tyler Grant arrives through the door, taking a long look around before he heads towards the counter. Scooping up a menu he starts to flip through the pages, looking for what he wants to eat next. He even starts look around again, perhaps trying to find someone to strike up a conversation with.
Alice	Alice is back in M-town to visit family for the weekend - and that meant usually she'd eat out. Fred's diner was ok for that, and so the redhead slipped in with a smile, the black faux leather jacket pulled tight to keep the cool night air out. Something the gap between the thigh high boots and the tartan skirt didn't manage after all.
Tyler Grant	The woman that arrives at the diner is given a friendly nod and a smile as Tyler looks up over the menu. He eventually seems to settle on what he wants to drink and eat and so he places his order with the server at the counter. Setting the menu down he relaxes somewhat in anticipation of receiving his food and drink.
Alice	Alice yawns a little as she works her way into the shop further, ordering some fries and a burger with some soda, leaning against the counter as she waits for it. It's just a regular evening... though those boots are special as they lack fasteners, lace or a zipper.
Tyler Grant	"How's it going?" Tyler asks the young woman that has planted herself nearby in her quest for food. He takes note of the boots, but not for terribly long as he doesn't want to get caught staring. When his own drinkm arrives he has a sip to make sure it tastes alright, then continues drinking it some more.
Alice	Alice smiles as she turns, not stopping to lean against that counter. "Quite agreeable. The weather's not bad and spring is coming head along," she answers, shrugging a little as she gives Tyler a short look over, then turnign to give the cashier some attention as she pays her order.