Being a pirate means you'll be wanted by the government no matter what. Getting a wanted poster just adds bounty hunters to the mix. If you're a good one, you should be able to handle that much.
Might as well lean into it, if you know the white picket fence life isn't going to be for you. [ she wanders through people's memories for a living, like. who's she to judge? ]
[ give her a moment, she has to explain a very earth based concept to mister pirate man over here. ]
Like... you settle down, you work a set hours job and live in a house that looks like every other house on the straight, doing the same things day to day.
That's genuinely happiness to some people. But it's not for everyone.
Nope. I think I'd go nuts in an office space. Besides, if I didn't become a pirate, I might've been made to join the marines, so it wasn't really an option.
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[ :3c? ]
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…
I guess it makes sense…?
[ ace you are so chaotic. ]
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[ IT'S WORSE ]
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[ tama don’t swear ]
But doesn’t that make your life more difficult?
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Being a pirate means you'll be wanted by the government no matter what. Getting a wanted poster just adds bounty hunters to the mix. If you're a good one, you should be able to handle that much.
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If it works, it works.
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[ something about that metaphor makes him laugh a bit ]
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Like... you settle down, you work a set hours job and live in a house that looks like every other house on the straight, doing the same things day to day.
That's genuinely happiness to some people. But it's not for everyone.
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Sure, that's probably part of it. [ working 9 to 5 is not common in one piece but surely it happens sometimes maybe ]
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It'd bore you, I think. You don't seem like an office work guy.
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Yeah. Gramps is a marine, and he really wanted Luffy and I to join.
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[ damn. ]
That must make family meet ups awkward.
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[ dismissive ]
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