learning curves and charging cords
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And- look, okay, it’s just. Logically, Ranboo knows that it is literally what they are getting paid to do, to assist him if he has a question. It’s called customer service for a reason.
Emotionally? Ranboo feels bad making them do anything? They’ve got other things to be doing, surely, that don’t involve helping his sorry ass figure out where to find a new carbon monoxide detector and helping him hem and haw through which warranty is less likely to get him lightly lectured upon arriving back home.
Plus, the fact that they literally cannot say no to him if he’s asking for a stupid request just leaves something unhappy and clunky in his processing. So, really, he’d like to avoid any unnecessary employee interactions, if only for other people’s sanity. And his own, he guesses.
Also, talking to anyone outside of Techno and Phil is kind-of… uh. Terrifying.
Ranboo is not good at being a human. In general. Mostly because he’s not one.
Or: follow Ranboo through his day of running errands as it goes from mediocre to... relatively good, actually! Oh, also, did I mention he's a robot?
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- Part 1 of learning curves and charging cords