SPN Ficlet: Conversations - Desperate Measures
Title:Conversations - Desperate Measures
Characters: Sam, Dean
Classification: Conversation, gen, ficlet
Rating: PG13? K+? Nothing that couldn't have been televised. I will repeat that - nothing that couldn't have been televised.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 249 words
Disclaimer: Don't own 'em.
Originally posted September 27, 2006 at fanfiction.net
Conversations
by CaffieneKitty
Desperate Measures
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Timeframe:
Wee hours of the morning, some gas station in the middle of nowhere, sometime while they're on the road during the series.
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"All right, we're all good, let's go."
"But what are we doing about the gas, Dean? You said that the guy wouldn't take credit cards."
"It's dealt with, let's go."
"We're not driving off without paying, Dean."
"Of course not, more hassle than it's worth. He'd report the plates."
"So...?"
"I said it's dealt with. I paid, let's go."
"How?"
"What?"
"How did you pay? Neither of us have any cash, the guy wouldn't take a card... You didn't rob the place, did you?"
"No! No. Well not really."
"Dean..."
"I paid! In change. Coins."
"Where the hell were you keeping twenty-five bucks worth of change?"
"Can we go now, or do I have to haul your ass out of the driver's seat? Coz I will, and you know it."
"Alright, alright, but I want to..."
"What?"
"You paid in change?"
"Yeah that's what I said. Nothing wrong with change."
"Oh god. Tell me you didn't..."
"Didn't what, Sam?"
"You did! You broke into a vending machine."
"I wouldn't've had to if the guy took credit cards! What kind of gas station doesn't take credit cards?"
"No wonder you took so long."
"Can we leave now?"
"Wait, aren't they all on camera?"
"Sam..."
"The vending machines are all out front. The guy would've seen you on the security camera, and I didn't see you either..."
"Not all the vending machines are out front, Sherlock."
"... You stole the money from the gas station washroom condom machine?"
"Yeah, so? I left it open. It's like... a public service."
"Your altruism is commendable."
"Your sarcasm is annoying. Now can we go before the gas jockey decides to give the washroom its monthly cleaning?"
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Conversations Index
Characters: Sam, Dean
Classification: Conversation, gen, ficlet
Rating: PG13? K+? Nothing that couldn't have been televised. I will repeat that - nothing that couldn't have been televised.
Warnings: None.
Word Count: 249 words
Disclaimer: Don't own 'em.
Originally posted September 27, 2006 at fanfiction.net
Conversations
by CaffieneKitty
Desperate Measures
-
Timeframe:
Wee hours of the morning, some gas station in the middle of nowhere, sometime while they're on the road during the series.
-
"All right, we're all good, let's go."
"But what are we doing about the gas, Dean? You said that the guy wouldn't take credit cards."
"It's dealt with, let's go."
"We're not driving off without paying, Dean."
"Of course not, more hassle than it's worth. He'd report the plates."
"So...?"
"I said it's dealt with. I paid, let's go."
"How?"
"What?"
"How did you pay? Neither of us have any cash, the guy wouldn't take a card... You didn't rob the place, did you?"
"No! No. Well not really."
"Dean..."
"I paid! In change. Coins."
"Where the hell were you keeping twenty-five bucks worth of change?"
"Can we go now, or do I have to haul your ass out of the driver's seat? Coz I will, and you know it."
"Alright, alright, but I want to..."
"What?"
"You paid in change?"
"Yeah that's what I said. Nothing wrong with change."
"Oh god. Tell me you didn't..."
"Didn't what, Sam?"
"You did! You broke into a vending machine."
"I wouldn't've had to if the guy took credit cards! What kind of gas station doesn't take credit cards?"
"No wonder you took so long."
"Can we leave now?"
"Wait, aren't they all on camera?"
"Sam..."
"The vending machines are all out front. The guy would've seen you on the security camera, and I didn't see you either..."
"Not all the vending machines are out front, Sherlock."
"... You stole the money from the gas station washroom condom machine?"
"Yeah, so? I left it open. It's like... a public service."
"Your altruism is commendable."
"Your sarcasm is annoying. Now can we go before the gas jockey decides to give the washroom its monthly cleaning?"
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Conversations Index